10 Core Features
FocusPulse reads 500+ articles a day from Indian and global news feeds, groups the coverage into stories, and sends you a short briefing built around your topics.
One story, not fifteen headlines.
Related articles from different outlets are grouped into one story as coverage arrives, so you do not read the same news fifteen times.
No template passed off as analysis.
Stories are analyzed by a primary AI model, with other providers configured as fallbacks. If no model can write a briefing, it is held back rather than sent as a canned template.
From headlines to market impact.
MITA tags the NSE-listed companies and sectors a story may affect, with sentiment and a short rationale for each. It gives context, not buy/sell calls.
Read a story with its context.
Flags emotionally loaded language and one-sided narratives, and shows how many sources covered the story. Included on every plan.
What matters most, ranked.
Every event is scored on how many sources covered it, its impact and the entities involved, and market-relevant stories lead your briefing.
Your interests. Your briefing.
Select your topics and regions. They decide which stories reach you and in what order.
New developments first.
We track which events you have already received, so later briefings favour new developments over stories you have already seen.
Wherever you are.
Read your briefing on Telegram or in Web Chat — the same account on any device. You sign in with Telegram, so there is no password to remember. Email and WhatsApp delivery are planned and not available yet.
Ask in plain language.
No dashboards, no clutter. Just type a command or ask a question in plain language, and get a formatted answer drawn from recent coverage.
Inside your AI assistant.
FocusPulse also runs a public MCP server. Add https://mcp.focuspulse.pro/mcp to Claude, Cursor or another MCP client and ask for news stories for India or the United States that are linked to a listed company, a commodity, an index or the rupee, each with its sources. It is a free beta and gives news information, not investment advice.
Start with the free morning briefing. No credit card required.
