Get extensionThe weekly brief
The one part of this that works while you are asleep.
How to use it
- Open Settings › Notifications
- Switch the weekly brief on
- Pick the time it should arrive
- Pick the day if Monday does not suit
Each brief lists up to five companies. Every brief carries a one-click unsubscribe.
What arrives
An email listing the companies that moved last week and why each one is on the list, with a link to the source. It lists up to five companies, highest score first. A week with no movement sends nothing rather than an empty list.
Choosing the day and time
Monday is the default because it lands before the week is planned. You can pick any day, and a time of 8:00 am, 9:00 am, 12:00 pm, 5:00 pm or 8:00 pm in your own time zone. The brief always goes to the address you sign in with; it can't be sent to a different inbox.
Stopping it
Every brief carries a one-click unsubscribe in the footer, and the same switch is in Settings. Unsubscribing stops the brief only; it does not touch your account or your saves.
Where the companies come from
The brief reads the same posts as your Market Intel: what people in your workspace saved or scrolled past in the last seven days. Each company appears once, ranked by its score, with the reason taken from its best post, its industry and a link to the source. A button at the bottom opens the dashboard.
Never twice in a week
Once a brief has gone out, the next one waits at least six days, even if you change the day in between. Each person in a workspace sets up their own brief.
Common questions
Can I send the brief to a colleague?
No. It only goes to the sign-in address of the person who switched it on. On Business, each teammate can switch on their own.
Why didn't my brief arrive?
If nothing moved in your workspace that week, nothing is sent. Check that the switch is still on under Settings › Notifications.
Does unsubscribing affect my account?
No. It stops the brief only. Your account and your saves stay as they are.
Can I change the time it arrives?
Yes. Pick a day and one of five times, in your own time zone.