CuebitHow Cuebit works
Cuebit ties what you need to know to what is really happening in the economy and society. You describe the kind of development you cannot afford to miss, in plain English. Cuebit watches events around the clock, understands what each one means (what happened, who it touches and how much it matters) and emails you the moment one meets your need, with what happened and a link to the source.
Why it matters
The economy and society move on what happens, and what happens never stops. Thousands of events unfold every day, almost none of them relevant to you, and the few that change your world are buried in the noise. Catching them in time is the hard part.
Cuebit turns that around. You say once what you truly need to know. Cuebit watches everything that happens, understands each event and tells you the moment one meets your need. You stop scanning for what matters and start acting on it.
It watches what is happening, around the clock
Cuebit follows events across the economy and society without pause, all day and every day, so nothing depends on you remembering to check. The world keeps moving while you sleep, and so does Cuebit.
It understands each event
Cuebit reads each event in full and works out what actually happened: the companies and tickers involved (across the US, UK and Israel), the sectors and countries it touches and how much it really matters. That understanding is what lets Cuebit match an event to your need with precision.
It connects your need to what really happened
This is the heart of Cuebit. A language model weighs every event it understands against your plain-English need, reading for meaning. An alert for the US government moving to invest in AI catches the right event even when the report never uses those words. When what really happened meets what you need to know, Cuebit has a match.
It sends you one sharp email
When an event meets your need, you get one tight email: what happened, who and what it touches, plus a link to the source. Maximum information in the fewest words, quick to read and easy to act on.
Plans
Cuebit is free to start. A free account keeps a couple of standing alerts and receives them on a daily rhythm. Paid tiers (coming soon) add faster delivery and more alerts. Every tier shares the same engine: the semantic matching, the country coverage and the email itself are identical. Tiers differ only in how fast alerts arrive and how many you can keep.
Where it looks
Cuebit follows events reported across financial media and uses market-data providers to pin down the companies and tickers in each one. It reports what the sources say and always links to the original report, so you can read the full story yourself.
What it is not
Not investment advice and not a recommendation to trade
Not a brokerage or a trading platform
Not real-time market data or price execution
Not a broadcast everyone gets. Every email is matched to an alert you set
Getting started
Sign up with your email. There is no password: Cuebit sends a one-tap sign-in link. Describe your first alert in a sentence, or start from a ready-made example, confirm, and you are done. Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe.
Frequently asked
What is Cuebit?
Cuebit connects what you need to know with what is really happening in the economy and society. You describe the development you cannot afford to miss in plain English, and Cuebit watches events around the clock and emails you a short brief the moment one meets your need, with what happened and a link to the source.
How much does Cuebit cost?
Cuebit is free to start. A free account keeps a couple of standing alerts on a daily rhythm. Paid tiers (coming soon) add faster delivery and more alerts. The matching, the country coverage and the brief are identical across every tier.
How is this different from keyword alerts or Google Alerts?
Cuebit reads for meaning. A language model weighs each event against the intent of your alert, so it catches the right development even when the wording differs from yours, and it sends you one short brief on what happened. Keyword tools can only match the exact words you typed.
How do I create an alert?
Describe it in a sentence, for example, tell me when the US government moves to buy or invest in AI. You can sharpen it with filters: company, sector, keyword, country (US, UK, IL) or how much an event has to matter.
How quickly will I get an alert?
Cuebit watches events continuously, so a match is found soon after something happens. How fast it reaches you depends on your tier: a free account is delivered on a daily rhythm, and paid tiers (coming soon) deliver sooner.
What does Cuebit cover?
Events across the economy and society that surface in financial media, tied to the companies, sectors and countries each one touches, across the US, UK and Israel.
Does Cuebit give investment advice?
No. Cuebit sends neutral, sourced briefs about what happened. It is not investment advice, not a brokerage and not a recommendation to trade.
Is Cuebit real-time market data?
No. Cuebit tells you what happened and links to the source, soon after an event is reported. For live prices or trade execution, you would use a market-data terminal or a broker.
How do I sign in?
There is no password. Enter your email and Cuebit sends a one-tap sign-in link that signs you in on that device.
Can I unsubscribe?
Yes. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe, and you can pause, edit or delete any alert by signing in at any time.
Is there an API?
Yes. Cuebit offers an authenticated knowledge API for developers and AI agents who want the structured event feed behind the alerts. Contact us to request a key.