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Ten thousand things happened today. Six of them are yours.

We read every release, advisory, price change and announcement in your field, and hand you the short list that changes what you should do — with the decision already made.

Most people are done in four minutes.

Security intelligence

Are we affected, or aren't we?

Thousands of advisories are published every week. We tell you which ones touch what you actually run — and, just as clearly, which ones don't.

Both answers, equally loud.

Opportunity scanner

Something just became possible.

When a release opens a door, we tell you what could now be built, who would want it, and roughly what it would take.

With the guesswork labelled as guesswork.

Competitive intelligence

They shipped something. Should you care?

Every move by the companies you're watching, answered yes or no with a reason, before you read a single changelog.

The answer is usually no. We'll say so.

Cost optimization

You're paying for something you stopped using.

Price changes, better tiers and cheaper equivalents — each with the number, the assumption behind it, and what switching would actually cost you.

Every figure shows its working.

Technology advisor

Should we move from this to that?

Six dimensions, every one answered or openly marked unknown, weighed against what you already have rather than against a general audience.

Including the reasons not to.

Learning assistant

Teach me this by Friday.

A seven-day path with a real exercise and a checkpoint every day, built only from sources we have already checked.

No streaks. No badges. Just Friday.

Startup radar

Who's early, and does it matter?

New companies, new funding, new categories — filtered down to the ones close enough to your world to be worth ten seconds of your attention.

Unconfirmed numbers say they're unconfirmed.

AI chat

Just ask.

Ask in your own words. Every answer carries its sources — and when we don't have something, you get "I don't have that" instead of a guess.

A confident wrong answer is worse than none.

Start freeSee how it decides

No card. No repo access required. Paste a file and you're done.

Etatum

The morning brief

Your whole morning, on one screen.

Three sections, a progress count, and a card at the end that says you're done.

etatum.app / today
Dashboard — the daily brief
Act todayWorth knowingYou're done

How it works

Read everything. Decide. Hand you the six.

01 · Read

We watch releases, advisories, changelogs, pricing pages and announcements across your field — continuously, not on a schedule you have to remember.

02 · Decide

Every item is checked against a schema, verified against a real entity table, required to cite its sources, and — if it's critical — corroborated twice before anyone sees it.

03 · Hand over

What survives is matched against what you actually work with, ranked, and cut to a set that ends. Three sections, a progress count, and a card that says you're done.

There is no “load more”, because there is no more.

The decision

Not news. A decision.

Everyone else summarises. We commit — and we show our work.

  1. 01 · Verdict

    A constrained set of seven. Never free text.

  2. 02 · Why you

    It references what you actually run, at the version you're on.

  3. 03 · Effort

    trivial <15m · small <2h · medium <1d · large >1d · project

  4. 04 · Exposure

    Three states. Affected. Not affected. Version unknown. Never two.

Criticalthis morning · 04:12

A patch release closes a remote-execution hole in the request parser you run at the edge.

You're on a version below the fixed one, on the service that faces the internet.

Patch now~15 min3 sources

Affected

The affected range ends above your version. The fixed release is a patch, and it is already out.

Performance impact — not stated by the vendor

The fix: take the patch release on the edge service, then the two internal ones. Nothing else you run is inside the range.

  1. 05 · The fix line

    The single most useful line in the product.

  2. 06 · Citations

    Every factual claim, or the field says unknown.

  3. 07 · Unknown

    We checked and the source didn't say. That's a different fact from “we didn't check”, and it looks different.

Getting started

Three ways in. All of them fine.

The most private option is not the worst option, and we're not going to pretend otherwise.

Paste a file

Zero access. Paste a dependency file. We read it inside the request and store nothing — not in a database, not in a log, not in analytics.

Public username

Read-only, no authorisation. We read what anyone can read.

Connect your repos

Most complete

The most complete picture. Disconnect and everything we derived is deleted — verifiably, with a receipt.

Plans

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  • Personalised feed and decision engine
  • Daily brief with progress and end card
  • Severity, verdict, effort, citations
  • Not included: Push for Critical exposures
  • Not included: AI chat budget
  • Not included: Shared workspace
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$19per month

  • Personalised feed and decision engine
  • Daily brief with progress and end card
  • Severity, verdict, effort, citations
  • Push for Critical exposures
  • AI chat — 200 messages a month
  • Not included: Shared workspace
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categories held at once

$49per seat / month

  • Personalised feed and decision engine
  • Daily brief with progress and end card
  • Severity, verdict, effort, citations
  • Push for Critical exposures
  • AI chat — 600 messages a seat
  • Shared workspace and roles
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