Too many newsletters
Planning teams subscribe to dozens of newsletters, wire services, and calendars. No one reads them all.
Agenda reads hundreds of newsletters, calendars, and sources, detects upcoming events, and compiles them into a daily and weekly preview for your planning. Every entry shows where it came from and how well it is sourced.
New since September 2026, developed with an international media company.
Agenda · daily outlook from 200+ sources
Today
Maybe today
Coming up
Planning teams subscribe to dozens of newsletters, wire services, and calendars. No one reads them all.
Rescheduled dates and duplicate entries lead to flawed planning.
Important events from smaller or foreign-language sources slip through the cracks.
Newsletters, calendars, local media, and specialist sources: over 200 sources in one shared registry.
Agenda finds mentions of upcoming events and matches them to a single event.
Duplicate entries and conflicting dates are flagged. The more sources agree, the more reliable the entry.
Today, possibly today, coming up: the timeline shows every event with its evidence.
For every event, you see which sources it comes from.
An event confirmed by multiple sources is rated higher.
Agenda detects duplicate entries and conflicting dates.
The source registry is multilingual and continuously expanding.
Filter and sort by what matters to your desk.
In development: alerts via Slack or email when dates change.
The foundation for formats like "The Day Ahead" and for planning topics for the coming week.
Communications teams see early on which dates, hearings, or industry events are coming up.
Sessions, deadlines, and events relevant to your members.
Every format runs through the same curation, the same Harness and the same approval.
In the demo, we show Agenda with sources from your field.
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