One email a week, and it starts with a date.
The soonest window at the top, then each filing with its score and the signals behind it, then the one sentence we end on: forward this to your attorney. Nothing new this week means no email.
Check your mark freeThe problem
A watch you cancel is worse than no watch
Most monitoring sends everything it matched and lets you sort it out. After the second or third email of forty irrelevant marks, you stop opening it — and the one that mattered arrives into an inbox you have trained yourself to ignore.
How it works
How one email a week works
- 1
The week is scored
Every filing from the daily passes is compared against each of your marks.
- 2
Your threshold filters it
Only what reaches the sensitivity you set is eligible, and anything you have already seen is left out.
- 3
One email, deadline first
Sorted by the soonest closing day, with a PDF per filing and a one-click unsubscribe that pauses the emails without pausing the watch.
Why it matters
What you get
Deadline-ordered
The filing whose window closes first is the first thing you read, every week.
Silence is a feature
No new filings above your threshold means no email. We never pad a notice to look busy.
Also Slack or a webhook
On Brand and above, the same notice can post to Slack or to any endpoint you own.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What if I never want another email?
One click unsubscribes, including from the header your mail client reads. That pauses the notice, not the watch — the filings keep being collected and the app keeps showing them, and we say so on the page you land on.
Who gets the email?
The organisation’s owner. Per-member preferences are not built yet, so we do not pretend to offer them.
Can I get it more often than weekly?
Not today. A window is measured in weeks, and a daily email is how a watch becomes noise.
Features
More features
The deadline clock
Every filing we show you carries the day its window closes and the days left, computed from the publication date the register itself records.
Learn moreSimilarity you can audit
A score out of 100 with the five signals that produced it, so you can judge the match yourself instead of trusting a black box.
Learn moreThe register, read every day
A daily pass over the US register that is versioned, replayable and checked for record-count anomalies, so a quiet failure cannot pass for a quiet week.
Learn moreFind out whether a clock is already running.
One mark, its classes, about thirty seconds. No account and no card — and the report gets its own address you can forward to your attorney.