Career Newsv1.1.0

A management consultant subscribes to primary profession 'product-manager' and adds 'investor', 'marketing', and 'entrepreneur' as extra subscriptions. Every morning at 7 AM, the agent generates four separate industry briefs sourced from X, Google News, Grok, and global media, tailored to each profession. This helps the consultant walk into client meetings with cross-domain talking points.

A software developer working in a Chinese company but following US tech trends registers with language 'zh' and region 'cn', then adds 'investor' as an extra profession. The agent delivers Chinese briefs for developer news and English briefs for investor news, pulling the latest from X, Google News, and TechCrunch. The developer stays ahead of both technology and funding shifts in their ecosystem.

A doctor subscribes to 'doctor' and adds 'researcher' as an extra profession. Each morning, the agent aggregates medical news from global media like Nature and Reuters, plus AI-synthesized summaries from Grok, highlighting new treatments, regulatory changes, and research breakthroughs. The doctor uses this to quickly catch up on both clinical practice and academic developments.

A lawyer adds 'journalist' as an extra subscription to monitor legal news and media coverage simultaneously. The agent queries X for trending legal discussions, Google News for precedent updates, and global media for investigative reporting relevant to their practice areas. This dual-profession brief helps the partner spot emerging legal risks and public sentiment.

An entrepreneur subscribes to 'entrepreneur' as primary and adds 'hr', 'sales', and 'marketing' as extras. The morning push delivers four briefs covering startup funding trends, talent acquisition news, sales strategies, and marketing campaigns from X, Google News, and Grok. The founder uses the combined insights to inform hiring, go-to-market, and fundraising decisions.

Users register for free with one primary profession and receive a daily brief. To add extra profession subscriptions (e.g., investor, marketing) or enable multi-language support, they must upgrade to a paid tier. This model leverages the multi-profession feature as the primary upsell driver.

Companies purchase licenses for teams of professionals, such as law firms, hospitals, or tech companies, to provide customized daily briefs for each employee's role and additional subscriptions. The agent can be white-labeled and integrated into internal communication tools like Slack or Microsoft Teams.

The daily briefs include curated news, but also feature sponsored sections or affiliate links from relevant industry partners, such as online course platforms, book publishers, or conference organizers. Revenue is generated through clicks, sign-ups, or direct sponsorship deals.