Ready-made feeds
A ready-made feed is content Reelwire produces and offers you. You do not build one and you do not supply the data: you switch it on for a channel and it posts without anybody opening the dashboard again. For most workspaces this is what the channels actually run on. You find it under Content sources, then Ready-made feeds.
Every feed listed is real: Reelwire fetches its data from public sources, such as market prices, weather, air quality or public calendars, on the feed's own schedule, writes the clip's content from it and sends it to every channel listening. Some post at a set time, daily or weekly; others post as something happens, such as a price crossing a milestone or a warning being issued. The schedule on the feed's row says which.
Each feed is a card, two side by side on a wide screen: a picture of its reference clip standing in 9x16 on the left, which opens Preview when you press it, and beside it its name, what it carries, its facts and, under them, its buttons side by side. Point at All details, under the description, to read everything about the feed: its name, description, schedule, language, type, template, the plan it needs, and which of your channels use it. Language names the languages a feed comes in, its default first, or says Multi-lingual for one you can have in any language: either way you choose it when you add the feed to a channel. Status shows a green dot while the feed is on for this workspace and a red one while it is paused, which the card's Pause and Resume switch. Channels is how many of your channels listen to the feed.
Type says how the feed's content is made:
- Evergreen: written once with AI, reviewed by a person, released on a schedule. Not news.
- Live data: new data from public sources on every run. The wording may be polished and translated by AI.
- Official data, no AI: straight from the authority or licensed provider that publishes the data, or worked out by code (a moon phase, a calendar). Wording and languages fixed in code. No AI at any step.
Every Official data feed also comes as Live data, under the same name: the same figures from the same source, with the AI steps switched on, so its wording may be polished and it can be translated into any language. Official data is on the Enterprise plan; its Live data version from the Individual plan up.
Evergreen feeds are on every plan, and on Free they are the feeds a channel can add. Most go out once a week on a fixed day, a few every day (Quote, Fun fact and Question of the day) or once a month, each from a library big enough for a year without a repeat; after a year the library starts again in a new order, with part of it replaced. The awareness days, Tech history on this day and the Christmas and New Year greetings go out on their own days only. Every channel listening to an Evergreen feed gets the same post on the same day, in its own brand.
The languages matter in the same way. A feed with its languages named comes in those alone, and every one of them is written by the feed's own code, never by AI, so its figures and its notices read the same in each. A Multi-lingual feed is translated by AI into whichever language you choose, which suits most uses, but a translation may change the wording of something a regulator cares about: where your posts must be compliant word for word, pick a feed with its languages named.
The search reads the names, descriptions, schedules, languages, types, plans and templates, and the list sorts by name, description, schedule or status. Under the search, Schedule, Language, Type and Plan required narrow the list to the feeds that have that value: how often a feed posts, the language it comes in, how its content is made and the plans it is available on. Each lists only what the feeds offered to you have, and Reset clears them with the search. Channels beside them narrows the list to the feeds your channels listen to, with With channels. Which part of the world a feed is about follows from the industries and languages you chose, so there is no filter of its own for it.
Only feeds offered to this workspace are listed: the ones made for the industries your workspace chose, under Your industries on your profile. Which feeds suit which industry, and which template each one uses, are Reelwire's decisions and can change. The Catalogue in this documentation has a page for every feed Reelwire ships, with its schedule and an example video.
Some feeds are available on some plans only. They are listed all the same, so you can see what there is, but their Add to channel is greyed out, and Plan required in All details names the plans that include them. Pointing at the greyed-out button says the same. After a change of plan to one that includes it, the feed can be added; and a channel whose workspace moves to a plan that does not include a feed it listens to stops receiving that feed until the plan includes it again.
Disclaimers
Some feeds carry a disclaimer, the short notice their subject calls for. Reelwire's code writes it, never AI, and puts it in two places: on the clip, after the source line ("Source: European Central Bank · Not financial advice."), and at the end of every description of the post that has room for it, in its longer form where it has one. Where a long source line leaves no room, the source line is shortened, so every clip carries the disclaimer.
| On the clip | At the end of the descriptions | Feeds |
|---|---|---|
| Not financial advice. | The same. | The market, currency, index and inflation feeds, such as Closing-bell recap, Euro reference rates, Pound watch, DAX at the close, Inflation in Mexico, Top-movers leaderboard or Streak and record detection; the single company, new listing and economic calendar feeds, such as Single-stock spotlight, First-day performance card, Lock-up expiry countdown or Economic event countdown; the central banks' rate decisions and their recap; the finance Evergreen feeds (Concept of the week, Jargon decoder, How markets work, Glossary poster); Trending in finance. |
| Not financial advice. High risk. | Not financial advice. Crypto-assets are high risk: you could lose all the money you put in. | The crypto feeds, Correlation against equities, and Trending in stablecoins, tokenisation and prediction markets. |
| Average rates, not an offer. | Average rates, not an offer: your rate depends on your circumstances. Not financial advice. | Mortgage rates in the euro area, in Germany and in the United Kingdom, and this week in the United States; Mortgages in Spain, Monthly payment at this week's rate and Mortgage rate milestone. |
| News, not a recommendation. | News, not a recommendation: ask a doctor or pharmacist. | Medicine recalls in the United States and in Germany, Medicine shortages in Germany. |
| Not medical advice. | General information, not medical advice. | Air quality today, in the United Kingdom, in Italy and in Spain, Threshold-exceeded alert, Pollen forecast for tomorrow and in Austria, France and the United Kingdom, Hay fever season calendar, UV index today, in the United States and in Spain, Travel health notices, Health awareness day of the day, Respiratory infections in Europe, England, France and Spain, Flu jab season countdown, Flu activity in the United States, Flu and respiratory infections in Germany; the health Evergreen feeds (Health tip of the week, Medicine cabinet tip, Active ingredient explained, Health myth corrected, Health quiz, First aid tip, Yoga pose of the week); Trending in health and biotech, and in pharmacy and health. |
| 18+. Gambling can be addictive. | 18+. Gambling can be addictive: play responsibly. Help: BZgA 0800 1 37 27 00. | Lotto 6aus49 numbers and Eurojackpot numbers. |
| Follow official instructions. | Official warning by the Deutscher Wetterdienst: follow its instructions. This clip may be out of date. | Severe weather warnings in Germany, Heat and cold warnings. |
| Prices change during the day. | The same. | Fuel prices in France, in Mexico and in Spain. |
| Not your tariff's price. | Wholesale day-ahead prices, not what your tariff charges. | Cheapest hours tomorrow, in Germany and in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France and the Netherlands. |
| For PVPC contracts only. | The regulated PVPC tariff: households on other contracts pay their own prices. | Cheapest hours tomorrow in Spain. |
The table gives the English. A clip in another language carries the disclaimer in that language. On a feed with its languages named, every language's wording is written in the code, in the country's own prescribed words where it has them (Germany's for its lotteries), and a language the code does not word it in is never sent. On a Multi-lingual feed, "Not financial advice." is written in the code in about seventy languages; any other disclaimer or language is translated once by AI and placed by the code, and stays in English where no translation can be had. Feeds about sport, holidays, the weather forecast, space, television, the calendar and the like carry none.
The disclaimer is Reelwire's, for the feed's subject, and does not replace what your own rules ask of your posts. Where they ask for more, such as a broker's risk warning, add it to the brand's Post text or its lines on the clip; the Compliance guide goes through the rest.
Adding one to a channel
Add to channel, the green button under each feed's other three, lists your channels, each with its brand's logo and its platform's mark, the ones already listening first, with a search above them and ten to a page. Tick every channel that should post what the feed carries, one or many, and press Save. Untick one and it stops, which is said above Save before you press it, and clips already made stay as they are.
Each ticked row says its Visual variant and its Schedule, and Settings on it sets what that one channel does with the feed, so the same feed can go out at once on one channel and every Monday on the next. Done keeps what you chose, and nothing changes until Save.
Under Schedule, When it goes out keeps the feed's updates for set days and times, one day a month or a delay after each arrival, instead of posting each one at once (Send on arrival); see When a feed goes out.
Language says which language the feed comes in on that channel. For a multi-lingual feed you pick it from the whole list; it starts on the channel's own language and follows it unless you choose another, and the feed is translated into it for you by AI. For a feed with its languages named you pick one of those: it starts on the channel's own language where that is one of them, else on the feed's default. A feed that comes in one language shows it, with nothing to choose.
Each variant of the feed's template is one visual style, and your brand is laid over whichever you choose: its colours, fonts, logo and the rest, so with a red brand colour the video's accents are red too. The Version starts on Latest, which follows the template's newest build; pick a number to hold the channel on that build. Preview, under them, opens the feed's Preview on the variant and version you chose, where Use this variant brings another style you browsed to back into the dialogue. Under Look, the template's own switches for that variant (Theme, Pace, Corners, Hide logo and title, Background pattern and the rest) set how the feed's clips look on that channel, each starting on The style's own, and the Preview's still in one of your brands is drawn with them; see Channels.
The same can be done from the other end: open Channels, press Sources on the channel, then Add new source. Either way the feed shows in the channel's Sources list, where it can also be paused. Used by, in a row's All details, names the channels that already listen to the feed. With no channel yet, the list says so: make one under Channels first.
Pause here stops it everywhere
The Pause button on this screen is the workspace-wide switch. Paused, nothing that feed sends is posted on any channel, however many listen to it. To stop a feed on one channel only, pause it in that channel's Sources list instead.
Pausing takes effect at once and asks no questions, because pressing Resume undoes it.
The screen, its Pause and its Add to channel need the Operations permission, as every content source does.
Preview
Preview plays the template this feed is drawn through, with example content and an example brand; choose the variant, the version and the aspect ratio above the video. A real clip carries the data the feed sends and the brand of the channel it was made for. Choose one of your brands under Brand to see one still of the same content in that brand instead, a frame from the last third of the clip; it does not count against your videos, and Example brand brings the video back. Press the still to open it full screen; the cross closes it again.
The first variant is the feed's own preview. The others are every other visual style of the same template, shown with the template's own example content. Previous variant and Next variant under the video go through them one by one, and Add to channel between them opens Add to channel on the variant shown.
When a feed is no longer offered, or withdrawn
A feed can leave Ready-made feeds in two ways, and neither changes your channels without telling you:
- No longer offered. Reelwire no longer offers it for new channels. A channel already listening to it keeps receiving it as before, and the feed stays on this screen for you, with Add to channel greyed out.
- Withdrawn. Reelwire no longer makes it, so from then on it sends nothing to any channel. Whoever publishes for your workspace gets an email naming the channels that listened to it. The feed stays in those channels' Sources list, marked as withdrawn, where you can remove it; should Reelwire offer it again, those channels receive it again. Posts it made before stay as they are.