We combined our colossal, 25+ year background in web engineering, automation, and artificial intelligence with the time-tested standards of classic journalism. Our mission is to completely clean the news landscape of clutter, clickbait, and manipulation.
We highly value our readers' time, providing only the verified core of major events in Ukraine and worldwide. We designed XAB.info as an intelligent news pipeline that operates round the clock with no weekends.
The technology handles all the routine of second-by-second monitoring of hundreds of global news feeds, while our professional editors focus on deep data verification, fact-checking, and manual adaptation of texts to match the cultural code of each language audience.
We are software engineers to the bone, which is why we equipped XAB.info with advanced programming tools. Intelligent code works 24/7: it automatically collects, filters, and aggregates terabytes of global information, freeing our editorial team from tedious news-monitoring. We automated speed.
Algorithms do not replace human beings — they liberate them. Robots fetch the data, but only real people think and analyze the context. Every critical article undergoes multi-stage **fact-checking and strict verification** of primary sources by our editors. We united the instant reaction of code with the deep responsibility of traditional journalism.
Events in Ukraine and the world are tightly linked. XAB.info works as a real-time, two-way bridge. Our technology completely **eliminates the time lag** between global news releases and their appearance in the local news feed.
And vice versa: we instantly broadcast key Ukrainian news to the global audience in English and German, hand-adapting texts to match the cultural context of international readers.
We strictly separate reporting accuracy from visual art. Operative news uses only genuine, verified photo footage from the scenes. For custom cover arts and analytical features, we employ generative AI, creating 100% unique visual graphics **without infringing on anyone's copyrights** and freeing editorial resources to support authors of unique on-scene reportage content.