Morning Meeting: your watchlist, written up, once a day
Filing alerts work for a week. Then the watchlist grows, earnings season starts, and forty subject lines arrive before coffee. From that morning on, most people stop reading them.
Morning Meeting is one email, once a day, about your companies.
What arrives at 8am
A written brief. A few paragraphs on what happened overnight across your holdings — who reported, what moved, which insider trades stood out, what the wires carried. Numbers in the brief come from filings we parsed; each item links back to the source.
The full list. Every overnight item below the brief — filings, press, insider trades — each one click away.
New accounts get Morning Meeting on by default. Change the pace or turn it off in notification settings; every email has a one-click unsubscribe.
Built from your watchlist
This is the part that matters.
The digest is assembled from your alert inbox, scoped to the companies you follow. Eleven mid-cap industrials → an email about those eleven. Korean financials and US software get different emails on the same morning.
That same watchlist drives the ranked home feed, the notification bell, mobile push, and this email. Add a company on your phone; it is in tomorrow morning's brief.
A quiet week produces a short email.
Pace and event types
| Setting | Fits |
|---|---|
| Instant | Event-driven, live positions |
| Hourly | Market hours without a per-filing interrupt |
| Daily (Morning Meeting) | One considered read, first thing |
| Off | You live in the app |
Four event types on every plan, including free:
- Filings
- Press releases
- Insider transactions
- Earnings guidance
Enable each independently. Narrow filings by document type if you want annuals and quarterlies only. Scope the inbox to your watchlist or open it to the full coverage universe.
One watchlist. One set of preferences. Four places to meet them.