sourced news briefings

News intelligence for your AI assistant.

Verelyn is a news intelligence router: it reads sources once for everyone, checks what they say, and gives each person only what changed in the companies, people and topics they follow, with the sources shown, through their AI assistant when they ask and in a daily email briefing.

check the setup route in your assistant

Read Verelyn's setup guide and tell me which route applies to this client: https://verelyn.com/llms.txt

How the router works

Verelyn reads a set of vetted sources once, checks what they say, and returns to each person only the changes in the topics they follow. You read them through an AI assistant you connect, or by email.

Sources in: vetted publishers Verelyn reads. The Verelyn router reads them, verifies what they say, and routes what changed in the topics a reader chooses. Routes out, each with its own page: ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex and OpenClaw have official documented routes that are not Verelyn tests; Hermes has personal-key instructions that are not a general compatibility verification; Muse, Dots and Grok Bot have no Verelyn route verified; email is available. No client is described here as a published catalog listing.
  • OpenAI News✓
  • Anthropic News✓
  • NVIDIA Blog✓
  • SEC✓
  • Google DeepMind✓
  • Hugging Face Blog✓
  • arXiv✓
  • GitHub Blog✓
  • Federal Register✓
  • European Commission✓
  • and 101 more, every one vetted
verelyn*Verelyn router: reads, verifies, routesreads 111 sources

Your assistant can answer questions. Verelyn keeps it informed about what changed.

Feeds hand you links, newsletters are written for everybody, and keyword alerts lack your context. Verelyn follows the companies, people and topics you choose and returns the changes that matter to you, with sources.

Your morning now Example

  • Weekly AI roundup40 links you should read this week
  • Google Alertsvoice AI: new results
  • Industry newsletterEverything that happened in fintech
  • News appBreaking: markets open lower
  • RSS readerUnread items in 12 feeds
  • Another roundupThe week in startups

With Verelyn Example

The SEC adopted its rule on AI in investment advice.It applies to your firm from March. Three independent sources, one of them the rule itself.✓ 3 sources

Verelyn connects the reports, applies them to what you follow, and shows the supporting sources.

Tell Verelyn what to follow. Connect your assistant. Ask what changed.

Verelyn follows your topics, checks the sources, and answers from what it has already checked. You get a daily briefing, alerts when something material happens inside your limits, and sourced answers whenever you ask.

Tell Verelyn what to follow

Answer a few questions on the web about what you follow and why it matters. A connected assistant with onboarding permission can ask you the same questions. Connecting, coverage, activation and delivery are separate steps, and each shows its own status.

Example

Connect Verelyn.

verelyn.com may collect my onboarding answers

verelyn*What do you want to follow, and why does it matter to you?

AI labs and what open models cost to run, Series A rounds in voice AI, and the SEC on AI in advice.

Update what you follow

On the web or through an assistant with permission, one sentence can update what you follow. Each accepted change is dated and kept.

Example

Drop Mistral. Add export controls on chips to the Gulf.

  1. rev 424 sep, export controls added
  2. rev 319 sep, SEC on AI in advice added
  3. rev 212 sep, voice AI narrowed to Series A

A daily briefing built for you

Verelyn checks the sources for your topics on a schedule and joins the reports about one event into a single sourced item, so you read each development once.

Example
  1. 09:02SECpublishes the rule
  2. 09:05Federal Registerthe notice
  3. 09:11European Commissionits own guidance
  4. 09:14one event✓ 3 independent sources

Alerts that respect your limits

An alert goes out only when something is new, material to you, and inside your daily limit. Quiet hours hold unless you change them.

Example
alertThe SEC adopted the rule on AI in investment advice.✓ 3 independent sources
1 of 3 todayquiet 21:00 to 07:00

Follow ongoing situations

Follow a situation, such as a regulation or a deal, until you stop it. Ask what changed and Verelyn answers from the updates it has gathered for you.

Example

what's new since yesterday?

Following: EU AI Act enforcement2 updates1 disputed

Sourced answers

Verelyn shows the sources that support each update. Where sources disagree, it shows the disagreement.

Example
urgentday 3 of this development

Mistral released Voxtral, a text-to-speech model with open weights.

bears on: elevenlabs vs self-hosting
✓3 sources
notablereopened

The EU AI Act's enforcement window opened on August 2.

bears on: your two eu customers
disputed, 2 sources

Start with what you follow.

Answer a few questions on the web, or ask your AI assistant to read the setup guide. For each client, Connections lists the setup route, permissions and conditions.

Setup guide

check the setup route in your assistant

Read Verelyn's setup guide and tell me which route applies to this client: https://verelyn.com/llms.txt

Follow the companies, people and topics that matter to you.

Name a company, a person or a topic in your own words. For each one, Verelyn shows whether it already reads sources on it or is still analyzing sources.

  • AIOpen-weight models and their cost
  • MarketsRate moves and software valuations
  • PolicyThe SEC on AI in advice
  • Chips and computeWho gets the next GPUs
  • EnergyPower for new data centres
  • TradeFreight through the Red Sea
  • Health and bioTrial readouts in obesity drugs
  • StartupsSeries A rounds in voice AI
  • GeopoliticsExport controls on chips
  • Enterprise softwareWhat agents replace
  • ConsumerWhat people actually buy
  • MediaWho owns the platforms
  • CryptoStablecoin rules in the US
  • Real estateOffice vacancies downtown
  • DefenseProcurement for drones
  • CybersecurityBreaches at your vendors
  • Climate techSolar and storage deals
  • LawRulings that touch your contracts
  • WorkHiring and layoffs in your sector
  • Sports businessMedia rights deals
  • Cars and mobilityEV prices and incentives
  • Food and agricultureWheat prices and weather

An interest with no source yet shows as “Analyzing sources” while Verelyn starts looking for one.

Plans and pricing

Every plan does the same things. You choose how many new developments you want each month.

A new development
A fresh event on a topic you follow. It costs 10 credits, once, when a sourced one is ready. Reading it again, reuse and corrections are free. Unused monthly credits expire when the paid month ends.

Trial

Free

Up to 12 new developments, once. 120 credits, no card.

Start free

PersonalRecommended

$9.99/month

Up to 186 new developments a month. 1,860 credits.

Start with Verelyn

Plus

$24.99/month

Up to 500 new developments a month. 5,000 credits.

Choose Plus

Pro

$49.99/month

Up to 1,050 new developments a month. 10,500 credits.

Choose Pro

Every plan includes

  • Daily briefings
  • Alerts, and catch-up summaries of what changed when you ask
  • Your assistant, or email
  • Correct it by saying so

A busy month? Any amount from $5. $1 buys 100 credits, up to 10 new developments. Bought credits do not expire. No automatic recharge.

Buy credits

Seven-day refund on paid plans. One email within seven days of your first payment gets a full refund. Cancel anytime from Billing, through the payment portal.

Full pricing details →

Questions about Verelyn

What it is, how it compares, where it works, what it costs, and what it will not do.

What is Verelyn?

Verelyn is a news intelligence router. It reads sources once for everyone, checks what they say, and gives each person only what changed in the companies, people and topics they follow, with the sources shown. You get it through your AI assistant when you ask and in a daily email briefing.

How is Verelyn different from Google Alerts, Feedly or a newsletter?

Alerts and feeds collect links, and newsletters are written for everyone. Verelyn connects reports about the same event, explains what changed and why it matters for the topics you follow, and shows the sources behind each update.

Can't I just ask ChatGPT or Claude for the news?

You can, and Verelyn works alongside your assistant. An assistant answers the question you ask in the moment. Verelyn keeps following the companies, people and topics you chose, so when you ask what changed, the answer comes from sourced updates it has already checked.

Do I need an AI assistant to use Verelyn?

No. Email briefings are available with your plan. An assistant is optional: connect one if you want to ask what changed and get answers with sources.

Which AI assistants does it work with?

Setup depends on the client. Connections labels each named route as tested with Verelyn, documented by the client but not tested by us, or unverified. A documented route does not mean Verelyn is listed in that client's catalog. Email works without any assistant.

How does Verelyn decide what to trust?

Each update lists the sources that support it, and where they disagree it shows the disagreement. A newly found source is held back until a trusted source corroborates it, unless it is an official body's own site, which can appear alone labelled as a single source. Verelyn never claims a source published first.

What can I follow?

Any company, person or topic, in your own words. For each one, Verelyn shows whether it already reads sources on it. If it does not yet, it shows "Analyzing sources" while it starts looking for them.

Does it message me between daily briefings?

Alerts go out only when something is new and material to you, inside your daily limit and outside quiet hours. Connecting an assistant does not by itself mean it will message you; email and stored updates behave as they do today.

Can I change what I follow?

Yes, on the web or through an assistant connection with the required permission. Each accepted change is dated and kept as a revision.

What does Verelyn cost?

Monthly plans: Personal $9.99, Plus $24.99 or Pro $49.99. You can also start with a free trial of 120 credits, no card. A new development costs 10 credits. Every plan has the same features. Within seven days of your first payment, one email gets a full refund.

What if it is not for me?

Cancel anytime from your account; it ends at the close of the billing period. Within seven days of your first payment, one email gets you a full refund, and a person reads every reply.

Is Verelyn financial or legal advice?

No. Verelyn reports what sources say and shows them, so you can judge for yourself. It is editorial judgment with visible sources and does not guarantee investment outcomes. It is also not built for a single factual lookup or minute-by-minute emergency alerts.

Who is behind Verelyn?

Verelyn is run by cofounders Joan Duarte and Franco Quattroqui. Their profiles are on the About page, and getverelyn@gmail.com reaches a person.

Tell Verelyn what to follow.

Start with a short interview about what you follow. Coverage, delivery and assistant connection each show their own status.

Setup guide

check the setup route in your assistant

Read Verelyn's setup guide and tell me which route applies to this client: https://verelyn.com/llms.txt