Why I built it
I was tired of jumping between websites and newsletters to keep up with the companies and topics I follow. Finding the news was only part of it. I also wanted to understand what mattered to my work and how the story was changing over time.
What it does
MarTech Intel collects the news in one searchable feed and sends a digest every weekday morning. The brief brings together top stories, why they matter, competitor updates, and changes in the trends I’m following, with links back to the original articles. When I want to go deeper, I can compare saved trend snapshots, research a company, or ask the AI analyst questions about the collected news. A company knowledge base adds context about the products, positioning, and competitors relevant to my work. That same information also feeds tools for drafting posts, presentations, and sales materials.
What I built
An app that collects articles from RSS feeds and NewsAPI, organizes them by source, category, and topic, and stores them for later analysis. The news library and company knowledge give the AI something specific to work from. The feed, morning brief, research, and drafting tools build on that shared information, so I don’t have to gather the context again for every task.
From the feed to my inbox.
One place to explore the news. One brief to catch up on what matters.
A place to follow the news.
Search the articles, narrow the feed by topic or source, and follow the companies I care about.
The part that comes to me.
A weekday email brings the top stories and why they matter into my inbox. Each story links back to its source, so I can keep reading when something catches my attention.
