Meriana
A Personalized News Tracker That Follows Your Topics — Not the Algorithm's
Tell Meriana what you actually care about. It tracks those topics across the web and sends you a tight, AI-curated briefing on the schedule you set. No infinite feed, no engagement bait — just the news you would have wanted, already read for you.
Track my topics →Free to start. No credit card required.
News that comes to you, filtered by you
Generic news apps optimize for what keeps everyone scrolling. A personalized news tracker optimizes for you. Pick your topics — a company, a hobby, a city, an industry, a person — set how often you want them covered, and Meriana handles the rest. Block domains you don't trust, filter keywords you don't want, pause anything anytime.
Your topics, your words
Track anything you can describe — from "Tesla" to "Denver short-term rental regulation." No pre-set topic lists, no feed configuration.
Your schedule
Daily, weekly, or monthly — and a different cadence for every topic. You decide how often each one shows up in your inbox.
Your inbox, your way
One combined digest or separate emails per topic. Delivered in your timezone, on your schedule.
Your filters
Block unwanted domains, mute keywords, and keep every briefing in a searchable archive. Your news history, always retrievable.
How it works
Add your topics
Name anything you want to follow. Meriana handles the searching, reading, and synthesizing.
Choose your delivery
Set cadence, timezone, and whether you want a combined digest or separate emails per topic.
Read instead of scrolling
A curated briefing in your inbox, not a feed that never ends. Every briefing is archived and searchable.
Delivery on your terms
Each topic gets its own cadence — daily, weekly, or monthly — with per-topic overrides, breaking-alert toggles, delivery times in your timezone, and one combined digest or separate emails.

The Scheduled Delivery view in Meriana. Illustrative content.
Built for
Anyone tired of choosing between staying informed and protecting their attention — professionals, investors, hobbyists, and the genuinely curious.