Bots

Reads the newsletters piling up in your inbox and turns them into one short weekly digest of the ideas worth your time, then archives the rest.

For investors and scouts: reads pitch emails and X for startups matching your thesis, writes a one-paragraph memo on each with team, traction signals and red flags, and keeps a ranked pipeline.

Keeps you honest about your investments: you write a thesis for each holding, it watches earnings, filings and news, and tells you when the facts start contradicting your thesis.

Follows research in your field and, for each important new paper, explains the idea in plain language and what you could actually try in your own work this week.

Reads all your RSS and Atom feeds, removes the noise, clusters stories about the same thing, and sends a morning brief of what is new and worth reading.

Finds grants, fellowships, conference talks and calls for papers that fit your work, tracks their deadlines, and reminds you early enough to actually write the application.

Watches CVE feeds and vendor advisories for the software you actually run, tells you whether you are affected, and explains the fix in plain language.

Searches patents related to your idea and summarizes the landscape.

Checks claims in your drafts against sources before you publish.

Turns raw survey responses into charts, segments and plain-language findings.

Finds, summarizes and organizes papers for a literature review.

Builds and maintains a market map of competitors, adjacent players and new entrants.

Finds search topics your competitors rank for that your site never covers.

Prepares a one-page brief before every sales call: company news, people, history and smart questions.

Turns customer interview notes into jobs, pains, quotes and patterns across interviews.