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Turn content
into data.

Follow one last-second kick from a publisher to your reader, AI tools, and API.

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Illustration · ESPN example

Illustrative example · Start with a source

One game. A lot to follow.

Choose the publishers and sections you care about. ESPN is our example.

Peli saysLet’s follow the story.

What happened at the finish?

Check a source for stories. This example starts with Jacksonville and Philadelphia.

Peli saysThe ending is worth a look.

A field goal as time expires.

The saved ESPN example says a 57-yard kick gave the Jaguars the win.

Peli saysThat’s one way to finish.

Go to the source.

Peliscan can fetch a publisher’s article page, with the original source kept in view.

Peli saysFollow the story back.

What can we take from the page?

Available article fields can include a title, publisher text and images. Fields vary by source.

Peli saysThe details matter.

Jaguars 19. Eagles 17.

The saved ESPN example includes the final score. Read publisher stories in the reader.

Peli saysA two-point game.

Want the short version?

Ask for a separate AI summary. The publisher article stays unchanged.

Peli saysOnly when you ask.

Ask what decided it.

Example AI answer: “A 57-yard field goal as time expired decided the game.”

Peli saysAn example, not a live answer.

A story your app can use.

Structured data can expose fields such as title, source domain, article text and images.

Peli saysKeep the source with the story.

Your sources. Your next idea.

Bring available article data into your product, or keep reading in Peliscan.

Peli saysWhere will you take it?

Start with a source.

Find your next story. Build your next idea.

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Illustrative journey. Available content and fields vary by source. AI assistance is optional and does not change the original article.