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Built for journalists · Updated May 2026

AyeWatch for Journalists — never miss a beat-defining story

AyeWatch monitors 1B+ sources for journalists, surfacing breaking developments on your beat the moment they appear. Replace dozens of saved searches and RSS feeds with semantic AI alerts delivered to Slack or push.

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Free forever for journalists · No credit card · 30-second setup

Why it fits

Why journalists use Ayewatch.

Track every congressional filing, court docket, agency announcement, or company press page relevant to your beat.
AI summaries explain what's new and why it matters — skim 5 alerts a day instead of 500 headlines.
ASAP Mode delivers leads within 30 minutes, so you can be first to file.
Push to Slack channels with your editor or to your phone for off-hours breaking news.

What you watch

Topics journalists set up on day one.

FTC enforcement actions against AI companies

ASAP

Tracks newly filed complaints, settlements, and policy statements.

New 8-K filings from S&P 500 tech companies

1 hour

Catch executive departures, M&A, or material events first.

New court filings in Eastern District of Texas patent docket

1 hour

For IP and litigation reporters covering tech patent suits.

How it works

The journalists workflow.

  1. 1

    Create one topic per beat in plain English.

  2. 2

    Route each topic to a dedicated Slack channel with your editor.

  3. 3

    Set ASAP Mode on truly breaking topics; daily/hourly on slower beats.

  4. 4

    Click through alerts to source, draft, and file.

FAQ

AyeWatch for journalists, answered.

Is AyeWatch better than Google Alerts for reporters?
Yes — it covers sources Google Alerts misses (Reddit, filings, specific pages), summarizes what changed instead of dumping raw hits, and supports Slack delivery so a team can triage together.
Can I monitor a specific reporter or competitor outlet?
Yes — point AyeWatch at any URL (e.g. a competitor's politics section) and get alerted when new content appears.

Set up your first topic in 60 seconds.

Free forever for journalists. No credit card required.

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