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AlphaInquire

Your morning briefing shows up without fail

AlphaInquire builds AI research agents that scan news sources and deliver daily email summaries on whatever topics matter to you. You configure each agent with specific topics and data sources. Want to track fintech…

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Your morning briefing shows up without fail. AlphaInquire builds AI research agents that scan news sources and deliver daily email summaries on whatever topics matter to you.

You configure each agent with specific topics and data sources. Want to track fintech developments? Set it to monitor TechCrunch. Reuters. Specific industry blogs. Following election coverage? Point it toward major news outlets and political newsletters. Agents run automatically every day and compile everything into digestible email summaries with links for deeper reading.

Sources include any website. RSS feeds. Google News. arXiv. Hacker News. Product Hunt. Custom URLs work too.

A venture capital associate tracking emerging tech trends would set up agents for AI developments, cybersecurity news, and startup funding announcements. Each morning brings three focused emails instead of hours spent browsing dozens of sites. Summaries highlight key developments and include source links when something deserves closer attention.

AlphaInquire promises you'll become "the smartest person in the office" with these morning briefings. That's marketing speak — but the core idea works for busy professionals who can't afford to miss important industry news. You get current information without the time sink of manual research.

Free trial lets you build and test your first research agent. Paid pricing isn't disclosed upfront. Main limitation? You're stuck with whatever sources exist online, though that covers most professional needs anyway.

Frequently asked

7 questions
How many research agents can I create with AlphaInquire?
They don't actually specify any limits on agent creation. You'll set up each agent separately - different topics, different sources, the works. Theoretically? You could run dozens of these things tracking various industries. Just keep in mind this might bump up your costs on paid plans.
Can AlphaInquire access paywalled content from premium news sources?
Nope - it's limited to publicly available stuff only. Want Wall Street Journal or Financial Times coverage? You're stuck with their free articles or you'll need to find other sources. It only grabs what's openly accessible on the web.
What happens if one of my sources stops publishing or changes their URL?
Your agent just skips that source during its daily rounds. AlphaInquire won't hunt down replacement sources for you - and it won't even tell you when links break. You'll have to manually update your source list when sites go dark or move around.
How early in the morning does AlphaInquire send the daily briefings?
They don't spell out exact delivery times on their site. The emails show up automatically each morning, but you can't see scheduling details until after you sign up. Most tools like this send briefings between 6-8 AM in your timezone.
Does AlphaInquire work with non-English news sources and websites?
Their docs don't really clarify this. Since it can monitor any website or RSS feed, international sources should work technically. But here's the thing - the AI summarization might get pretty wonky with non-English content.
Can I get AlphaInquire briefings more than once per day?
Nope, you're stuck with once daily. The agents run their morning routine and send one email summary - that's it. No hourly updates or multiple briefings throughout the day. Need real-time monitoring? You'll have to check sources manually or find a different tool.
What's the difference between using Google News and custom URLs as sources?
Google News casts a wide net - broad topic coverage from tons of publishers automatically. Custom URLs let you zero in on specific blogs, company pages, or niche publications that Google News might miss. You'll get more focused coverage but potentially narrower scope with custom sources.

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