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Tech magazine app: your newsroom publishes from Claude or ChatGPT, and readers subscribe
Reviews, comparisons, news: the journalist writes in a conversation with their AI assistant, which prepares the article in the app, waits for the go-ahead, then puts it online.
For a technology magazine: an iOS and Android app, with no line of code, fed by the newsroom from the AI assistant it already uses: articles, push alerts, statistics. Readers pay for the subscription in the app; advertising can add to the revenue.
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The newsroom writes where it already works
Each journalist's AI assistant, linked to the app by the MCP protocol
Your journalists already write with Claude or ChatGPT. Add GoodBarber's MCP server to it, and the assistant can act on the magazine's app. “Put this headphone review in the Audio section, subscribers only, out tomorrow at 7 a.m.”: it prepares the article, sums up what it is about to do, and only acts once you confirm.
From conversation to front page
What happens when a journalist publishes from their assistant.
Connect
In Claude or ChatGPT, add the MCP server address and sign in to the magazine's GoodBarber account.Ask
Paste the text, name the section, say whether the article is reserved and when it comes out.Approve
The assistant recaps the planned action and waits for your approval before touching the app.Follow up
In the same conversation: the evening push, then the next day's reading figures.
Reviews, comparisons, news
Sections that mirror your table of contents
Smartphones, laptops, smart home, video games, cybersecurity: one section per topic, with the author's name and the date at the top of each article. Does your site run on WordPress or publish an RSS feed? Plug it into a news section so nothing is typed twice, and keep the in-depth reviews for subscribers.
Subscriptions and ads, side by side
Readers pay in one tap; advertisers have their place
Memberships sells access to reserved articles, monthly, yearly or both, paid with the reader's Apple or Google account. For advertisers, sell your slots directly with the internal ad server, or hand them to Google's networks with AdMob.
The digital-only outlet
Five journalists, all on Claude already: each publishes reviews from their own conversation, the editor-in-chief approves the front page.
The growing newsletter
A solo writer turns weekly analyses into reserved articles, and lets ChatGPT prepare the app version.
Explaining rather than reporting
If your aim is to explain science rather than test products, an app built around readers' questions will suit you better.
The popular science appNews that cannot wait
An instant push, or one aimed at subscribers only
A keynote, a leak, a major outage: send a push right away, or schedule it for the moment the embargo lifts. Target subscribers for a reserved analysis, or everyone for the raw news; the automatic push, for its part, goes out with each new article in a chosen section.
For the newsroom and the readers
Team accounts
Three with Premium, no limit with Pro, with Admin or User rights.
Expiring articles
A promotional deal disappears on its own on the set date.
A reading Chatbot
“Which laptop for a student?”, with the articles cited as sources.
Bookmarks
Readers keep a comparison for the day they buy.
A web app
Subscribers can also sign in from their browser.
What a tech magazine app costs
Native apps start with the Premium plan; Memberships is added to it, while Pro has it built in. The MCP server, the WordPress and RSS connectors and the ad extensions cost nothing more.
| Premium · iOS, Android, web | $55 /month, billed yearly |
| Memberships, with Premium | $49 /month |
| Pro · Memberships built in | $105 /month, billed yearly |
The stores keep their commission on each subscription, 15% most of the time; GoodBarber none. Your Claude or ChatGPT subscription is paid to them.
Tech magazine and MCP: the newsroom's questions
Do we need to pay for Claude or ChatGPT?
Each journalist uses their own assistant, with the subscription they already have; GoodBarber does not sell AI and takes nothing on its use. The MCP server itself is free.
Can the assistant publish without anyone approving?
No: it describes the action before carrying it out, and waits for confirmation. Every action is limited to the app of the signed-in account; an assistant linked to your magazine cannot reach any other app.
What can the assistant do over MCP?
Work on content (articles, videos, events), send push notifications, read statistics, manage subscribers. The current list is on the server's public card; design and layout stay in the back office.
Can an article imported from our site be reserved for subscribers?
No: feed-imported articles cannot be locked, they remain public. Publish the articles you want to reserve directly in the app, from the back office or from the assistant.
Can we combine subscriptions and advertising?
Yes: Memberships and the ad extensions (internal server, AdMob) work in the same app, as in GoodBarber's Newspaper solution.
Which plan suits a tech magazine?
Premium paired with Memberships suits a small newsroom; beyond three team accounts, move to Pro, which also covers subscriptions. Standard, with no native app, sells nothing.
Extension Store
A tech magazine's toolkit: the MCP server, articles, Memberships, RSS feeds, push, the internal ad server, AdMob and the Chatbot.
A tech magazine the newsroom feeds from its AI assistant
Publishing from Claude or ChatGPT with approval, review and comparison sections, subscriptions and ads, instant or scheduled push, statistics a conversation away.