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Industry intelligence for teams

Stay ahead of your market, without the scroll

Scout monitors news in your industry, filters out the noise, and sends curated email briefs to your team — so founders and operators stay informed without living in their feeds.

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Live from your industry brief

  • Kaiser nurses reach tentative deal after 47-day strike

    LA Times · Healthcare

    The agreement includes a 22% raise over four years and new staffing ratios in California emergency departments.

  • Offshore wind projects stall as financing costs climb

    Reuters · Energy

    Two developers paused U.S. builds this month, citing higher interest rates and rising turbine prices.

  • Target cuts inventory after slow home goods season

    CNBC · Retail

    Same-store sales fell 2.4% in Q2. The company is leaning harder into groceries and store brands.

How Scout works

From industry definition to inbox delivery in three steps.

  1. 1
    Define your industry
    Set up a digest for the market you care about — fintech, healthcare, logistics, or anything in between.
  2. 2
    Scout monitors and curates
    We scan news sources, extract what matters, dedupe the noise, and write concise briefs your team can scan in minutes.
  3. 3
    Briefs land in your inbox
    Subscribers get a polished email on the schedule you choose — daily, weekly, or whatever fits your rhythm.

Everything your team needs to stay informed

Scout handles the monitoring, curation, and delivery — you just read the brief.

Built for teams
Digests live inside your organization. Admins configure them, members subscribe to what they need.
Signal, not noise
Stories are deduped and ranked so you read one clear take on each development, not ten rewrites.
On your schedule
Pick the frequency, time, and timezone. Scout runs automatically and delivers when you want it.
Always watching
Your digest keeps scanning the web between runs so nothing important slips past between briefs.

Ready to stop doom-scrolling your industry?

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