Alpha Inquire vs Eto News

Alpha Inquire builds AI research agents that read news and RSS feeds on topics you choose, then email you a daily digest with summaries and links. You type an interest like AI developments or brand monitoring, pick sources such as Google News, arXiv, Product Hunt, or custom URLs, and the agent runs on a schedule.

Most news aggregators dump headlines without filtering to your thesis. Alpha Inquire lets you configure interests and sources per agent, generates a morning email briefing, and offers prebuilt examples for election tracking, stock pulse monitoring, and competitor brand alerts. That workflow fits analysts who need recurring scans rather than one-off searches.

Researchers, founders, and comms teams use Alpha Inquire to monitor LLM research, watch company mentions, track Product Hunt AI launches, and request custom enterprise agents through the contact form. New accounts can build and test a first research agent for free according to the homepage.

Eto News is a daily email newsletter that delivers a single, balanced news story by gathering accounts of current events from multiple, often opposing sources. Each brief presents one event, lists every source used, and highlights where accounts agree or conflict without hiding contradictions to claim false neutrality. The newsletter avoids algorithmic feeds, recommendations, and engagement tricks, ending each day's brief the same way it started.

Readers get one email per day with no follow-up prompts, and can unsubscribe easily from every issue. Past editions are archived on the site, and an RSS feed provides access to full briefs for those who prefer their own reader. The focus is on transparency: you see every source, every contradiction, and no hidden corrections.