How it works
1
Tell us about your business
Industry, country, size, and the topics you care about.
2
Get your daily brief
Seven items at most, each with why it matters and what to do.
3
Close the app
When you’ve read your items, you’re done. No endless feed.
Finite by design
A brief with a clear ending. No infinite scroll, no doomscrolling.
Today’s brief
7 of 7
Steel prices climb again
New e-invoicing phase begins
Port delays start to ease
You’re all caught up.
Card fees drop for small merchants
Why it matters
Lower fees add margin to every sale you process.
What to do
Ask your processor when the new rate applies.
Why it matters
Each item explains the impact on your business and suggests one action.
Critical alerts
Regulation changes, currency swings, supply chain disruptions, and major outages.
Regulation change
A new filing deadline was announced.
Currency swing
The dollar moved sharply overnight.
Supply chain
A port closure is delaying shipments.
Audio brief
Today’s brief, 5 min
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Audio brief
Listen on your commute.
Your brief, read aloud, with speed control.
Your topics
Mute the noise.
Choose up to five topics and block the rest.
Your topics
5 of 5
Regulation
Currency
Supply chain
Taxes
Hiring
Muted
Celebrity
Sports
Viral
Sample story
Construction
Retail
Tech
Construction
United States
Costs
Anticipate Rising Food Inflation Driven by Energy Costs and Supply Constraints
Grocery prices are expected to rise as producers face increased costs from higher energy prices and ongoing supply-chain delays.
Why it matters
This trend will likely increase your operating costs if you provide food services or employee benefits, and may pressure your employees' disposable income.
What to do
Review your procurement contracts and internal food-related budgets for potential price adjustments.
Source: WSJ Markets
Who it’s for
Industries
Construction
Retail & E-commerce
Tech & Services
Professional Services
Manufacturing
Markets
United States
Saudi Arabia
Pakistan
More industries and countries coming.
Trusted sources
Official agencies and established outlets. Every story links to its source.
Federal agencies
Central banks
Major newsrooms
Trade publications
FAQ
Is it free?
Free to start during launch.
How many stories per day?
Seven at most. Fewer on quiet days.
Where do stories come from?
Official agencies and established news outlets, always linked.
Can I change my topics?
Yes, anytime, including a mute list.
Which countries are covered?
United States, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan.
Who builds it?
DigitalSwift, an AI software company.
5 minutes a day. Only what affects your business.