Vigie turns every new tab into a feed built around the work you do — software, law, medicine, finance, research, the press — and keeps watch on every source for the words you can't afford to miss.
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Pick a profession and your topics arrive already chosen — a lawyer, a clinician and a backend engineer each get a feed that was assembled for them. Then edit anything.
Release notes, post-mortems, and the security advisories you cannot afford to miss.
#databases#rust#typescript#distributed-systemsInvestor or analystMacro prints, filings and sector research, ordered by what moved since you last looked.
#macro-rates#equities#filings#commoditiesClinicianTrial results, safety communications and guideline changes from the journals you already trust.
#clinical-trials#drug-safety#critical-care#public-healthLegal counselJudgments, regulatory texts and enforcement news, with the deal press kept separate.
#case-law#regulation#data-protection#employment-lawProduct managerStrategy essays, research write-ups and the launches worth stealing from.
#design-systems#ux-research#product-design#product-strategyResearcherPreprints the day they land, plus methods and publishing news.
#preprints#research-methods#machine-learning#climateJournalistInvestigations, primary documents and the verification community's working notes.
#investigations#politics#media-business#osintMarketingChannel changes, brand work worth studying, and what consumers actually did.
#brand#performance-media#seo#content-marketingDesignerCraft, systems and accessibility — long-form by default, not link bait.
#design-systems#typography#ux-research#product-designStudentFundamentals explained properly, plus career and interview material.
#career#interviews#fundamentals#study-toolsPreparing tech interviewsAlgorithms, system design and interview write-ups — for LeetCode, HackerRank and the big-tech loop.
#career#interviews#fundamentals#algorithmsPreparing an examExam and competitive-exam news, study methods, and lessons that explain things properly.
#fundamentals#study-tools#history#popular-scienceCurious mindPhilosophy, psychology, history and science, from magazines and the channels people learn from.
#philosophy#psychology#history#booksBuild my ownStart from nothing and pick topics yourself. Everything else works the same.
Watch a company, a molecule, a statute or a rival with AND, OR, NOT and exact phrases. Before you save, Vigie shows what the query would have caught over the last thirty days, so you know it works. As many watchlists as you need, with analytics, CSV export, email digests and webhooks.
The radar compares what every source published in the last day with a usual day: the topics rising, the words appearing more than they should, and a map of the topics travelling together this week. One click follows any of them.
Every story from every source, searched four ways at once: the exact words, a close spelling when you mistype a name, the topic a query names, and — with an embedding model — the meaning. Results say why they matched, and narrow by source, topic, language and date.
Comment on anything you read, with or without an account. Without one you are a stable pseudonym, so a thread can be followed and nobody has to give a name to say something useful. Replies, a "useful" mark, and reports that hide a comment until it is reviewed.
No plan, no trial, no limit to hit. Everything in this page works for everyone.
It works from the first tab. An account only syncs your things between browsers.
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Both written natively. Stories are never machine-translated: what a source said is what you read.