The first-ever AI monitor. Turn real-time news and web data into structured intelligence, delivered to your workflows.
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Joined July 2019
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Old way: track an important topic → gather data → notice something → export data → build a chart → write it up → send it a day later.
New way: just ask.
Insights for Signals is now live in beta. Link in bio to get started.
Most tools that help you stay informed need constant babysitting.
Signals doesn't.
We just shipped:
→ Better coverage
→ 500 historical events on activation
→ Real-time coverage previews
→ Automatic Watchlists that keep broad topics organized
Track anything. Miss less.
ICYMI, Perigon now works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more.
Real use cases we're already seeing with our MCP server:
→ Analysts pulling sentiment on a topic without leaving their workflow
→ Developers wiring live news context into AI apps in an afternoon
→ Researchers monitoring a story as it develops across hundreds of sources.
One set up away. Link in the comments.
Your AI tools just got a live news feed.
Perigon's MCP server is now available, and plugs real-time news intelligence directly into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client.
Ask it anything:
"Top stories about [company] today?"
"Sentiment around [topic] this week?"
"Recent coverage of [person or event]?"
200k+ sources. No tab switching. Set up in minutes.
Link in bio.
Perigon retweeted
I just set up an AI agent that monitors the entire internet for me 24/7.
Not keyword alerts. Not Google Alerts. An actual AI analyst that scans 200,000+ sources, understands context, and tells me what changed and WHY it matters.
It's called Signals by @Perigon_io.
Here's how it works:
🤝 Paid partnership
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I just set up an AI agent that monitors the entire internet for me 24/7.
Not keyword alerts. Not Google Alerts. An actual AI analyst that scans 200,000+ sources, understands context, and tells me what changed and WHY it matters.
It's called Signals by @Perigon_io.
Here's how it works:
Your news feed runs on someone else's algorithm.
Now you can build your own.
Tell Perigon what you care about and who you care about.
We'll handle the rest and send you live, real-time data built around your world.
Watchlists for Signals live today. Link in bio.
Everyone wants a newsletter about exactly what they care about.
Most people just don't have the right tools to build one.
We just changed that.
Simply tell Signals what topics, companies, or keywords matter to you, and it tracks them across thousands of sources in real time. Think of it as a news feed that's built entirely around you.
And today, you can turn it into a fully branded newsletter and send it anywhere.
Your signal. Your brand. Your inbox.
This is why we built Signals.
@ryanheathAI, soon-to-be Launch Editor at Politico and an ex-Head of Comms, spent $40k/year on media monitoring and couldn't find a tool that actually worked.
So he tested ours.
I used to spend over $40k a year on media monitoring tools. None of them did what I needed.
This is 2 minutes of me actually using Perigon — an AI news intelligence tool I’ve been testing out, as their leadership is coming on my next AI Leadership Lab podcast episode.
If you're doing brand, competitor, industry monitoring: check @Perigon_io out before you renew what you're paying for, or you give up and reduce to Google Alerts / ChatGPT.
Perigon retweeted
This week on AI Leadership Lab, I'll be joined by @dziabiak, CEO of @Perigon_io, which is working to turn news into structured data to help you make better decisions.
I've been trying the product with my "head of comms" hat on, because tbh, media monitoring tools are typically expensive and painful.
The key with Perigon is the marriage of natural-language prompts to deliver a living dataset for whatever you want to track (rather than endless alerts or a once-a-week report). You can access the dataset wherever you want (Slack, email etc).
Interesting for PR, comms, policy, and research.
Pod episode coming! Perigon is here: perigon.io
my ideal mid-week progress
- ducks: in a row
- bases: touched
- backs: circled
- blockers: removed
- teams: looped
- decks: already tightened
- needles: moved
- flagpoles: ran up
- fires: put out
- tea: spilled
- chaos: filtered (ty @Perigon_io Signals)
Things that are out
– doom-scrolling
– missing competitor moves
– refreshing 12 annoying tools a day
– guessing what actually happened
– “did you see this?” panic Slacks
Things that are in
- slow coffee mornings
- one feed for the entire internet
- breathing room between meetings (and finally having bathroom breaks!)
- logging off on time
- knowing exactly what matters
- a mind that feels quiet, not cluttered
Perigon retweeted
What if intelligence felt like a landscape, not a list?
So I built Atlas° — a spatial AI prototype that imagines @Perigon_io’s real-time data as a living constellation of context.
AI becomes a co-narrator: insights, briefings, summaries, blindspots.
Headlines. Notifications. Breaking news you didn’t ask for.
And honestly? It’s too much.
That’s why filtering the noise matters:
Noise = chaos
Filtering = clarity
Cyber Monday is chaos.
This is the only signal that matters.
perigon.io/signals/shared/69…
“Black Friday is overwhelming.” – said no one using Perigon, ever.
Forget 200 tabs and broken alerts. Perigon monitors the entire deals ecosystem for you, surfacing only what matters. perigon.io/signals/shared/55…
Perigon retweeted
One of these commits reeks of burnout and bugginess. Verify you’re human by selecting the dev that gave up and pushed to prod anyway… @v0