News alerts on any topic, without the noise
Tell Monitor Agent what you’re following — a company, a policy, a price, a person — in plain English. On your schedule it searches the web, reads what it finds, and sends you a short, sourced summary only when there’s something you haven’t heard yet.
Keyword alerts send you links, not answers
Keyword alerts match words. So you get the same story from twelve outlets, a press release about something else that happens to mention your term, and nothing at all when the news uses different words. News apps pick stories for everyone at once. What you actually want is someone who reads it all and tells you, briefly, what changed.
How it works
Ask it like you’d ask a person
Write the question you want answered, not a keyword list. Add what matters to you: which countries, which numbers, what to ignore.
Pick how often
Daily on Pro, every 4 hours on Max, or weekly and monthly for slow-moving stories. Each check runs in the cloud and covers the past week of reporting.
Read one alert, not twenty links
When there’s something new, you get a short summary with its sources by email, push or Telegram. When nothing changed, you hear nothing.
Prompts people use
- “Mortgage rates: what are this week’s 30-year and 15-year averages, and how much did they change from last week?”
- “US tech layoffs: which companies announced layoffs or hiring freezes this week? Give company, job count and date.”
- “EU AI Act: any new guidance, delays or enforcement actions announced this week?”
- “Airline fare sales: did Southwest, Delta or United announce a new fare sale this week, and when does it end?”
Only what’s new since the last alert
Each monitor remembers what it has already told you. A story that broke yesterday and gets rewritten by ten more outlets today doesn’t reach you twice; a genuinely new development does. Established outlets are weighted above content farms, and every alert links to its sources so you can read the original. One honest limit: it reads the public web as search engines index it, so paywalled articles and login-only pages are out of reach.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from keyword news alerts?
Keyword alerts match words and send every hit as a link. Monitor Agent reads the coverage, answers the question you asked, folds repeat coverage of the same story into one update, and stays silent when nothing new happened.
Which sources does it read?
The public web from the past week: news outlets, company newsrooms, government and regulator sites, and anything else search engines index. Established outlets are weighted higher. Paywalled and login-only content can’t be read.
How quickly will I hear about breaking news?
Within one check cycle: every 4 hours at the fastest (Max, $19.99/mo, up to 2 monitors), daily on Pro. It’s built for staying on top of a topic, not for second-by-second breaking alerts.
Where do the alerts arrive?
Email, mobile push and Telegram, on every plan. Pick one channel or all three for each monitor.
What does it cost?
Pro is $9.99/mo for 5 monitors with daily checks, with a 7-day free trial and no credit card. Max is $19.99/mo for 10 monitors, up to 2 of them every 4 hours. One monitor is one question you want kept answered.
Stop watching. Get notified.
Describe what you want to track in plain English, pick a schedule, and let the AI report back only when something actually changed.