Built for journalists · Updated May 2026

AyeWatch for Journalists — never miss a beat-defining story

TL;DR

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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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.

Example topics

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.

The 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.

Frequently asked

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.

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