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For publishers, federations and tennis clubs

Automated tennis news for your audience.

Contentfeed is building English match coverage shaped for your readers and delivered to your publishing workflow, with your editors keeping the final say.

In development · Initial coverage: completed ATP and WTA singles matches

Built for tennis storytellers

Make every relevant result useful to your audience.

Publishers

Cover more of the tour.

Turn eligible completed matches into clear English drafts, shaped for your readership and ready for your editorial review.

Tennis federations

Follow the players your community follows.

Build a focused professional-tour feed around the players and represented countries that matter to your audience.

Tennis clubs

Keep members closer to the game.

Add relevant professional tennis stories to your channels without asking a small team to monitor every result.

A practical editorial workflow

From the final point to a reviewed story.

  1. 01

    Follow what matters

    Define the professional players, represented countries and tournaments relevant to your readers.

  2. 02

    Receive a tailored draft

    Contentfeed turns supported match facts into a report guided by an editorial profile for your organization.

  3. 03

    Keep editorial control

    Review before publication and handle later corrections or withdrawals through the same story record.

Curated live examples

WTA match report · 16 October 2026Sonay Kartal beats Belinda Bencic at WuhanATP match report · 15 October 2026Daniil Medvedev beats Stefanos Tsitsipas in Shanghai

See the publication experience

Meet Owncourt, our tennis news showcase.

Owncourt shows the kind of focused tennis publication Contentfeed is being built to support. Browse selected published stories to see the reader experience and professional tennis news in context.

Explore Owncourt

Built around your workflow

Your CMS. One versioned content feed.

Import a story, follow its versions and keep local edits when the source changes. The development API defines how drafts, corrections and withdrawals reach an organization.

Read the API documentation

Feed API v1 · Development

GET /api/v1/feeds/{feed_id}/items
Authorization: Bearer <server-api-key>

// Resume from your last cursor.
// Apply newer article versions.
// Process removals immediately.

Credentials stay on your server. Public self-service access is not enabled.

A focused starting point

Professional tennis first.

Contentfeed is in development. Initial service coverage is limited to English reports of completed ATP and WTA singles matches, subject to data coverage and licensing. Coverage of local, club and junior matches is not promised; use the demo request to tell us what would be useful to you.

Questions before a demo

What to expect.

Which matches can Contentfeed cover?

The initial scope is English coverage of completed ATP and WTA singles matches, subject to source coverage and licensing. Local, club and junior matches are not currently promised.

Does Contentfeed publish without editorial review?

The service is designed to deliver drafts into an editorial workflow. Your team keeps the publication decision and can review corrections or withdrawals tied to the same story.

How does it connect to our website?

The development API supports a server-to-server content feed with article versions, corrections and withdrawals. We’ll discuss your CMS and integration needs during a demo.

What does it cost?

Commercial access and pricing are still being developed. Tell us about your coverage volume and workflow so we can discuss a suitable testing or future service arrangement.

Request a demo

Let’s map Contentfeed to your tennis audience.

Tell us who you publish for and how stories reach your website. We’ll use the conversation to understand whether the developing service fits your coverage and workflow.

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Project origins

Research supported by the European Union.

The original Contentfeed.ai research project received EU support. Read the historical project notice, including its beneficiary, objectives and original funding allocation.

EU funding and project details
Funded by the European Union — NextGenerationEU