RSS Feeds
The news watch that reaches whoever it serves, and clears itself once read.
A news watch kept through RSS usually ends up in one person's reader, forwarded by email when they think of it. The rest of the team sees nothing, and the client even less.
Each list reads sources and sorts them by rules: exclusions first, then industry terms, specialised issuers, sources taken whole. The reason is written under every item kept. AI sorting can follow the rules, on what they kept only.
Watched topics search the news for your company's name, a brand or a client, each through its own search, and AI sets namesakes aside by reading who the topic is. When an item cannot wait for the digest, an alert goes out by email right away, behind guards kept in code: recent news, one email per event, a daily cap.
A list is addressed to a department, a project or named people, and its audience is computed: whoever joins the team receives it, whoever leaves stops. Everyone reads their news as cards, in a Discuss channel or in an email digest, and what they read clears from their pile, for them alone.
A secret link shows a project's watch to a client with no account, as a public page or as RSS, with an expiry date and revocation.
Comparable to Feedly or Inoreader, without the per-seat subscription or the watch asleep in one person's reader
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