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Media monitoring: track news, X, YouTube and newsletters on any company or topic

Tell Kindal which company, brand or topic to follow. It reads the sources that cover it, sends you a short brief when something changes and an alert within minutes when the news is urgent.

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Monitoring · Helio Labs·Today, 11:20Major

Helio Labs named in an EU antitrust probe on cloud contracts

In brief

Reuters reports the Commission sent questionnaires to Helio’s largest customers

Two analysts on X expect a formal investigation before year end

Helio’s CFO declined to comment on the YouTube earnings stream

Why it matters

Your largest deal this quarter is with a customer named in the probe.

Every line links to its source

Step 1

Tell Kindal what to follow

Type a company, a brand or a topic. Kindal proposes the sources that cover it: news sites, Google News, X accounts, YouTube channels, newsletters and blogs. Add or remove any of them.

Sources proposed for you, all editable
Sources in any language, brief in yours
Add an X account, a feed URL or a YouTube channel

Sources for “Helio Labs”14 sources

Reuters · Technology

News site

Google News · “Helio Labs”

News search

Financial Times · Tech

News site

@heliolabs and 4 analysts

X accounts

Helio Labs investor channel

YouTube, with transcripts

+ 9 more: trade press, newsletters, the company blog

Step 2

Kindal reads everything, you get the changes

On the schedule you choose, Kindal reads every source and writes a brief only when something new happened. For urgent news it re-reads the news feeds every five minutes and alerts you on the spot.

Every 1, 3, 6 or 12 hours, or once a day
Real-time alerts for urgent news
Quiet periods send nothing

AlertsLive

EU sends questionnaires to Helio customers

Reuters · 4 minutes ago

Urgent

Helio Labs hires a new head of EU policy

Company blog · 2 hours ago

Notable

Trade press: Helio’s cloud margins under pressure

The Register · 5 hours ago

Notable

Alerts by email, Slack or Telegram

Step 3

Read the brief where you work

Each brief says what happened, why it matters to you and what is safe to skip, with every line linked to its source. Read it in Kindal, by email, in Slack or in Telegram.

What changed, why it matters, what to skip
Every line links to the article, post or video
Ask follow-up questions to the Analyst

Monitoring · Helio Labs·Yesterday, 18:00Notable

Helio Labs wins a $40M public cloud contract in Germany

In brief

Handelsblatt reports a five-year contract with the Bavarian state

First public sector deal in the EU for Helio

Two competitors also bid, according to the tender notice

Every line links to its source

What you get

News, X, YouTube, newsletters

News sites, Google News, X accounts and lists, YouTube with transcripts, blogs, newsletters and public Telegram channels.

Real-time alerts

Urgent news within minutes, by email, Slack or Telegram.

Only what changed

Each brief is rated major, notable or routine. Quiet periods send nothing.

Sources on every line

Every sentence links to the article, post or video it comes from.

Stories over time

Ongoing stories keep a timeline of every update.

Six languages

Briefs in English, Italian, Spanish, French, German or Portuguese.

Questions

What sources does Kindal monitor?

News sites, Google News searches, X accounts and lists, YouTube channels with transcripts, blogs, newsletters, Substack, Hacker News and public Telegram channels. You can add any RSS feed.

How fast are the alerts?

Kindal re-reads the feeds of a topic every five minutes and alerts you when something urgent lands. Regular briefs follow the schedule you set.

Does it cover TV, radio or print?

No. Kindal monitors online sources: websites, feeds, X, YouTube and newsletters.

Is there sentiment analysis?

Kindal does not score sentiment. Each brief explains what happened and why it matters to you, in a few lines.

Where do I receive the briefs?

In the app, by email, in Slack or in Telegram. You choose per topic.