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intelligence about
the world for you.

CuriousCats is reading 100,000+ sources right now: news sites, YouTube, Instagram, X, Reddit, LinkedIn, the long reads. The moment something lands on any of them about the things you follow, it's in your feed.

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Facebook
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X
Reddit
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Trending 15m ago· 4
Reuters

1h ago · 3 sources

Iran says it can reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days; oil falls 1%

Facebook 6m ago
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Livepulled from the open web

Facebook post

A public post from a page or group, sitting beside the reporting on the same story.

Pending world-intel

I was really hoping Apple had finally fixed Siri. Only marginally better than before. X
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The context

The internet is exploding — and over half of it is now written by machines.

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Created in 2012
>50% machine-generated

The fragmentation problem

You switch between 5 apps everyday to consume what’s relevant to you.

None of which talk to each other

Can somebody monitor the entire internet across 100,000+ sources just for you — and be right about it?

Introducing CuriousCats Intelligence

Monitors the entire internet to build one comprehensive story.

Social media. Videos. News. Everything.

◈ One storyLive
The United Nations General Assembly NBC News

4 sources · 3 videos · 1,204 posts · one story

World leaders gather for the 81st UN General Assembly as Trump addresses the body amid the Iran war

NBC News DW Al Jazeera Vatican News NBC · DW · Al Jazeera · Vatican News

+ Social chatter1,204 posts

X TRUMP OPEN TO MEETING IRAN OFFICIALS UNDER RIGHT CONDITIONS: CNN X
Facebook Iran has offered to reopen the strategically important Strait of Hormuz within seven days. Facebook

+ VideoDW · ABC · Times · 44m ago

DW at the General Assembly UN headquarters Macron at the assembly

+ Long-form & expert POV2 pieces

LinkedIn Trump's Iran dilemma: finding an off-ramp that looks like a win. LinkedIn
Medium Iranian hardliners spent the day before Pezeshkian left talking openly about nuclear weapons. Medium

The CuriousCats app

Building your live timeline of the internet.

Here’s a sample, published on Sep 22, 2026.

Breaking · 19m ago· 4
Breaking Apple store launch Forbes
Forbes19m ago · 3 sources
AppleConsumer Tech

Apple's iOS 27.2 brings a revamped Health app and new Siri AI languages

ForbesThe VergeBloomberg Shipping October
X Breaking feedx.com · 22m ago Post

TRUMP OPEN TO MEETING IRAN OFFICIALS UNDER RIGHT CONDITIONS: CNN

Iran·picked up by 6 outlets
Trending 36m ago· 5+3 similar
Mikel Arteta on the touchline BBC Sport
BBC39m ago · 4 sources
Premier LeagueArsenal

Mikel Arteta agrees a new Arsenal contract with a sharp pay increase

BBCSky SportsOptaGuardian Opta keeps Arsenal favourites
Reddit r/hardwarereddit.com · 36m ago Thread

NVIDIA CEO claims ‘0% chance’ AI will end the world by 2030

AI chips·+3 similar threads
Trending 44m ago· 4
Premier League video ▶ Sky Sports
YouTube44m ago · 3 videos
Video

Matchday 5, watched across three broadcasters — and Alibaba's chip launch, the same hour

Facebook Markets pagefacebook.com · 1h ago Page

Dollar falters after Iran's offer to reopen Hormuz sends oil lower. #Dollar #OilMarket #Hormuz

Energy·Brent $99.45
Trending 1h ago· 6+1 similar
US and China technology SCMP
SCMP1h ago · 5 sources
AI ChipsUS–China

US–China tech war evolves as Xi meets Trump, with Huawei's million-processor breakthrough

SCMPBloombergCNBCReutersGuardian AMD tops $1T · Alibaba unveils Zhenwu V900
Reddit r/soccerreddit.com · 2h ago Thread

Kobbie Mainoo has won possession more times (40) than any other player in the Premier League this season.

Premier League·+1 similar thread
Trending 3h ago· 7
Tactical breakdown illustration Medium
MediumSep 2026 · long read
Premier League

Xabi Alonso’s off-ball control system: risks and rewards during early implementation

Medium Fahd Ahmed · Medium
Semiconductor wafer Substack
SubstackWeekly · newsletter
AI chips

Nvidia and the AI doom discourse — where the chip industry actually is, against what the discourse says it is

Substack Chip Briefing · Joshua Park

Every reader, their own timeline

We build this for every user.

Everything above is one reader’s afternoon. Whatever you choose to follow, the same engine assembles the timeline around it.

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Samaritan · Governments · Enterprises · AI Labs

Samaritan. The same engine, pointed at what your organisation cannot afford to miss.

A consumer opens CuriousCats to follow the world. An organisation points it at a mandate, a market or a risk — and gets the same continuous monitoring, on its own servers if it needs to be.

Introducing Samaritan

Intelligence for governments, business and AI labs.

Four layers, every one of them ours. Take the retrieval on its own, or the briefing that sits on top of all four. First result back in under two seconds.

Fibre-optic patch panel in a network rack

Tier 01

Real-Time Search API

Today

Traditional search APIs over-index on articles and published webpages. Whatever broke on social is missing.

With Samaritan

Web, news, social and video together, across multiple engines and countries — first result back in under two seconds.

Replaces BraveExaTavilyScrape & crawl APIs

For AI labs · agents · answer engines

A node graph of labelled entities and their links

Tier 02

Smart Search API

Today

One question becomes several searches and several LLM calls before anyone sees an answer. You pay for all of them.

With Samaritan

Entity, geography and intent are resolved before the search runs, so a single call does the work of that whole fan-out.

Replaces Exa Deep SearchBrave AnswersTavily Advanced

For Enterprise search · copilots · research

A library card catalogue drawer with labelled dividers

Tier 03

Classification API

Today

Millions of raw results are handed to a general-purpose model and asked to judge, one at a time.

With Samaritan

Our own classifiers turn them into structured, domain-specific signal as they arrive — built for your domain, not borrowed.

Replaces General LLM APIsRecorded FutureDataminr

For Cyber · banks · defence · brand safety

An illuminated operations status board

Tier 04

Live Intelligence Briefings

Today

Analysts assemble the briefing by hand, from a stack of tools that each see one slice of the picture.

With Samaritan

Live search, classification and verification in one briefing that keeps updating — air-gapped on your own premises if it has to be.

Replaces DataminrRecorded FutureMeltwaterPalantir

For Governments · agencies · critical infrastructure

Use case 01

Samaritan for Governments

Social, video and the open web in a single pass, classified as it arrives — and able to run entirely air-gapped on your own servers.

Social platforms on a phone

Social Media Monitoring

Social, video and the open web in one pass, reached in under two seconds — not just published articles, and never on a crawl schedule.

A world map at night

Situation Monitoring

Entity, geography and intent are resolved before the search runs, so a situation is tracked across countries and languages rather than keywords.

A city skyline at night

City Monitoring

Every keyword and signal watched in parallel, continuously, across engines and editions — at a scan rate no analyst team can match.

An analytics dashboard

Daily Reporting

Proprietary classifiers turn millions of raw results into structured, domain-specific signals — malware, cyber operations, diaspora — not generic LLM judgments.

What changes

CuriousCats replaces manual reporting and archaic software.

  • 01Reads the open web in real time — the only one that reaches social media as it happens.
  • 02Pulls social feeds live, not on a crawl schedule.
  • 03Search that understands the keyword, instead of firing a keyword at several LLMs.
  • 04Classifies as it ingests — not an afterthought bolted on by an LLM.
  • 05Can be replicated as a fully air-gapped system, on your own servers.

Use case 02

Samaritan for Enterprises

One API where there are currently two vendors, returning structured signal instead of raw pages to parse.

Social engagement

Social Media Monitoring

Sentiment and SLA breaks caught across social, video and the web within seconds of posting, classified as they arrive.

A classroom

EdTech Solutions

Search that understands the subject before it retrieves, so question sets are built from what actually happened in the world this week.

Code on a screen

Custom Solutions

One feed carrying social posts, video and publications together — retrieved, grouped and classified by us, rather than stitched together by you.

A developer at work

Powering B2B Chatbots

A single API in place of a search vendor and a scraper: live retrieval and classification, returned already structured.

What changes

CuriousCats beats the scrape and crawl APIs at gathering intelligence.

  • 01Reads the open web in real time — the only one that reaches social media as it happens.
  • 02Pulls social feeds live, not on a crawl schedule.
  • 03Search that understands the keyword, instead of firing a keyword at several LLMs.
  • 04Classifies as it ingests — not an afterthought bolted on by an LLM.
  • 05One API that does the work currently split across two $100M companies.

Use case 03

Samaritan for AI Labs

Every frontier lab rents its view of the live web. Most of them rent it from the same two places.

OpenAI OpenAI Rents Bing and You.com, plus their own crawler — all of it article-first. We return social, video and the open web in one pass.
Anthropic Anthropic Rents Brave and third-party AI indices. We resolve entity, geography and intent before searching, so one call replaces the fan-out.
Mistral Mistral No index of its own — Brave and Tavily for live results. We run retrieval, classification and history end to end.
Perplexity Perplexity Built on Bing, and tried to buy Brave outright. We already own the layer they were trying to acquire.

Every one of them rents the same two indices — we own ours

What changes

Benchmarked against the best of them — Brave and Bing.

  • 01Reads the open web in real time — the only one that reaches social media as it happens.
  • 02Pulls social feeds live, not on a crawl schedule.
  • 03Search that understands the keyword, instead of firing a keyword at several LLMs.
  • 04Classifies as it ingests — not an afterthought bolted on by an LLM.
  • 05At the lowest price of any of them — roughly one fifth of Brave.

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The internet, monitored every minute, assembled into one briefing. Yours before the day starts.

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