Morning report
Your feeds, written up before breakfast
Every morning Pith reads the day's feed entries, groups them by theme and writes a short report: what happened, who it affects, which of your wiki pages it touches — every statement cited. Below it, older saves of yours that fit today.
In short
Every morning Pith writes a short, cited report from your feeds: the day's themes, key points, who they affect, links into your wiki, and older saves of yours that fit today.
In the app: /today
What it gives you
Cited, line by line
Every statement names the items it rests on. A statement without a valid citation is dropped — the report cannot invent a source.
From your archive
Saves from months ago come back when today's news touches them — each with the item it relates to.
Into the wiki in one click
Send an item into your wiki, keep it or skip it, right in the report. Past reports stay under Reports.
How it works
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Subscribe to a few feeds that matter for your work.
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Each morning at 6:00 the report is written — 19 ct from your credit.
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Open Today, read, and send what matters into the wiki.
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FAQ
What is in the morning report?
A lede, three to five key points, one section per theme with a note on who it affects, links to your wiki pages, your watchlist hits, and — under From your archive — older saves that fit today's news.
Can I trust what it says?
Every statement cites the feed items it rests on by number; a statement without a valid citation is dropped, and only wiki pages that exist are linked.
When is it written and what does it cost?
Each morning at 6:00 (Berlin) from the last day's feed entries. A report costs 19 ct from your credit.
What can I do with the items?
Send an item into your wiki, keep it, or skip it — right in the report. Past reports stay under Reports.
Try it for yourself.
No credit card. Try Morning report in your own workspace — AI actions cost cents from a prepaid credit, and there is €1 free every month.
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