Walk into Monday already briefed.

A five-page executive briefing, generated every week from real headlines about your company, your competitors, and your priorities.

Built each week from reporting by
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Grounded in this week's headlines. Not vibes.

Every Monday, the engine scans the past seven days of coverage on your company, your industry, and each named competitor. The briefing cites the stories it draws on, and it is not allowed to invent news.

Regional fintech consolidation accelerates as two mid-size processors merge

Reuters · 3 days ago

Enterprise buyers push back on per-seat pricing across the sector

Bloomberg · 4 days ago

New EU reporting rules land earlier than expected for payment platforms

FT · 6 days ago

Up to 25 headlines per briefing, deduplicated, filtered to the last 7 days.

Two minutes of setup. Then it runs without you.

Profile your world

One short form: your company, industry, top three competitors, top three priorities, preferred sources.

Takes about 2 minutes, once

Monitor the week

The engine tracks fresh coverage across your profile all week and pulls the headlines that actually matter.

Runs automatically, every week

Deliver the brief

A five-page PDF lands in your inbox before your first meeting: trends, moves, risks, and what to do about them.

Every Monday, 9:00 AM
Inside every briefing

Five sections. Zero filler.

02

Competitor moves

What your three named rivals shipped, priced, hired, or signaled.

03

Industry news

The three stories worth knowing, condensed from a week of coverage.

04

Risks and opportunities

Three of each, ranked against the priorities you set.

05

Actions this week

Three concrete moves for the CEO. Not commentary, decisions.

$997/year
  • +Weekly five-page briefing, delivered as PDF
  • +Grounded in the week's real, cited headlines
  • +Tuned to your company, competitors, priorities
  • +In your inbox every Monday, 9:00 AM
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