Use Case
Stay current without the manual sweeps
Aera watches the sources you care about (docs, competitors, news, forums) and tells you what actually changed.
See it run
Twenty sources. One brief.
Instead of a folder of bookmarks you mean to check, Aera sweeps your sources on a schedule and compresses them into a brief with links.
- Tracks changes across docs, blogs, and release pages
- Cross-references multiple sources into one summary
- Cites everything, so you can verify in one click
16 steps · 34s
Sweep the AI lab blogs and changelogs, summarize anything new since Monday.
Completed 16 steps in 34s
Visited 8 blogs and 6 changelogs
Compared against last Monday's snapshot
Read 3 new posts in full
Compiled brief with linked citations
Research brief · 5 updates
2 model releases with pricing changes
1 API deprecation affects your stack; flagged
2 papers summarized with links
How it works
Three steps. Then it's routine.
Point it at your sources
Paste links or describe the space: "anything new from the major AI labs." Aera builds the route.
It sweeps on schedule
Every source gets visited, diffed against last time, and read when something's new.
Read one brief, not forty tabs
You get a single summary with citations. Click through only where it matters.
Why Aera
Research that compounds
Each sweep builds on the last. Aera knows what it already told you, so briefs stay short and new information stands out.
- Track changes across sources without manual checking
- Cross-reference docs, forums, and news into one view
- Keep a running history of what changed and when
Get started
Prompts teams actually run
Copy one of these, or describe your own routine in plain language.
Summarize anything new from these 12 sources since last sweepdaily
Watch this framework's docs and flag breaking changesweekly
Track funding announcements in our space and log themweekly
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