SIVREE
Read what they actually announced.
SIVREE, our own product, is a short news briefing built only from primary sources: governments, companies, research institutions and non-profits in Japan, Canada, the United States and Europe, and international organizations. Every item links straight to the original.
Free during the beta. No account needed.
Why we built it
Our work starts with what a government or institution has actually committed to: a ministry's announcement, a regulator's consultation, the terms of a funding program. News apps made that harder. Reposts, commentary and gossip crowded out the source, and too often we were reading someone's interpretation of a statement we couldn't find. So we built the tool we needed. It collects only first-hand announcements, matches them to the topics you follow, and ends when you've read them.
How it works
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One tap to the original. Every item shows who published it: a government, a company, a research body or a non-profit.
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No media outlets, no social posts, no ranking by engagement. The briefing has an end.
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It shows why an item is there: the topic it matched, and whether it matched by keyword or by meaning.
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AI sorts and connects; it never speaks for the source. Where an item has a summary, it is made of sentences taken from the original.
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You choose the sources. Turn any of them off.
Built for confidential work
What you follow stays on your device. There's no account, no email sign-up and no profile on our servers. To use the same settings on another device, copy them across, or sync them through a private folder in your own Google Drive.
Honest about its limits
Primary doesn't mean neutral: governments and companies present themselves well. Primary means you can see who said it and judge for yourself. Sivree covers only organizations that publish their own announcements, so large institutions appear more often than their critics. Coverage today leans toward technology, science, the economy and public policy. The source list is public, and you can switch off any source.
Who it's for
Professionals whose work depends on getting the source right: consultants, policy and think-tank researchers, and licensed professionals who follow what governments and institutions in Japan, Canada, the US and Europe are doing. The interface is available in 13 languages.
Pricing during the beta
Sivree is free during the beta. Personal, non-business use will stay free, as will use by educational institutions and charities. Business and organizational use will be licensed annually per organization. We'll publish the terms before any charge begins.
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