It starts with your profile​

When you choose and weight your topics, add custom labels, and set your language and length, Polylog distills all of that into a short, editable reader profile, a description of what you want to know and how you want it told. That profile is why two people reading "Markets" get genuinely different briefings.

A scheduled trigger, not a prompt​

You never have to ask. A background process watches the clock and wakes up when one of your delivery slots is due, in your timezone, daylight saving included.

It reads the world's press​

When it wakes, Polylog searches the current web for what is happening across the relevant topics, reading sources in their original languages rather than waiting on English translations. That is how you hear about a development when the local press reports it, with the framing the local press gives it.

Synthesis, then fact-checking​

The editorial engine reads the research and writes your briefing: a clear summary followed by the full piece, in your language and at your chosen length, in a precise, no-hype editorial voice. Contested claims are checked against multiple sources, adversarially, looking for what contradicts a claim rather than only what supports it, and labeled with a veracity verdict so you read with the right level of confidence.

Memory, so it stays coherent​

Finally, Polylog records the open storylines, the entities that mattered, and your feedback, so tomorrow's briefing builds on today's instead of starting over. Over months, that becomes macro-trend tracking, the through-line of the big stories.

The result​

You get what a good analyst gives you: someone who read everything, checked it, and can tell you what actually moved, without you having to do the reading yourself.

Go deeper in How it works, or set up your briefings.

Polylog is a subscription news publication. Every day it reads across the live web in the original languages of the world's press, cross-checks what it finds, synthesizes what actually happened, fact-checks the contested claims, and writes a single coherent briefing. No wall of links. No fifty open tabs. It publishes three daily editions: a free Global briefing, and subscriber Crypto and AI briefings.

What makes it different​

• Synthesized, not just a feed. Every briefing is a written piece, the way a sharp editor would brief you, not a list of headlines to sift through yourself.
• Globally sourced. Polylog reads sources natively across languages, so you are not a step behind or a viewpoint short.
• Honest about uncertainty. Contested claims get a veracity verdict instead of being passed along as fact.
• Coherent over time. Polylog remembers the storylines it is following, so its briefings build understanding instead of resetting each morning.
• Personalized, if you want it. On the Pro plan, Polylog also writes a briefing built around your own topics, language, and length.

Try it today​

There is a free Global briefing on our homepage, with no account needed. When you want the Crypto and AI editions, or a briefing built around your own interests, you can subscribe in a couple of minutes.

Read how Polylog works or set up your own briefings.