Every morning at 5am, it reads the internet for you.
It scans your niche, filters the noise, scores what matters, and leaves you with signals worth building from.
No scrolling. No tab hoarding. No morning research ritual.
Just signal — waiting when you wake up.
You're not buying another curation tool.
You're installing the first organ of a system
that works while you don't.
An automated workflow that runs at 5am every day. It reads your sources, asks Claude Haiku "is this worth building from?"— drops everything below 7/10, saves the rest. Tagged, scored, summarized. Ready when you are.
→ Runs on a server you control. No laptop required. No manual trigger. It just runs.
↑ This is what lands in your database every morning. Only score ≥ 7 makes it through.
Not your niche? Chat with Saya at makewithsaya.tech — she'll source feeds for any market on the spot.
$47 one-time — no subscription
$5 in Anthropic credits lasts over a year at this pace. Total stack cost: under $6/month. Runs 365 days a year without asking.
Not "busy people who want to save time." Something more specific. People who already work a lot — but sense that the way their work is structured is the actual problem. They don't want to grind harder. They want leverage.
"I built this because I was spending more time finding content to automate about than actually automating things. That's broken. So I fixed it. Now the Watchdog runs. I don't think about it. Every morning there's signal. I build from that. That's the only reason it exists."
You can't automate everything at once.
You start with one piece. One system. One thing that works while you don't.
Deploy the Watchdog tonight. Wake up tomorrow to a machine
that already worked while you slept.
"Experiment #001. The first part of your system. The rest follows."