“This telegram must be closely paraphrased before being communicated to anyone” (history.stackexchange.com)

I built StayUpAI because I was spending 2+ hours daily trying to keep up with AI developments across Twitter, Reddit, HN, research papers, and newsletters. The signal-to-noise ratio was terrible.

The core insight: professionals don't need MORE information – they need the RIGHT information, delivered efficiently.

Technical approach:

- Multi-source aggregation (YouTube, X, articles, papers - Reddit coming) - AI-powered summarization and relevance scoring - Real-time monitoring including AI service downtimes (know instantly if Claude/GPT is down) - Personalized topic feeds with granular filtering

What makes this different from existing aggregators:

1. Focus on actionable intelligence vs. everything 2. Daily/weekly briefs with only genuine breakthroughs 3. Upcoming AI calendar - never miss important releases 4. Service downtime monitoring (surprisingly useful)

Currently at $69/year, but offering 25% off for Product Hunt launch (code: HN).

Stack: MERN + AI Coding Agent

Would love feedback on:

- What sources do you find most valuable for AI news? - How do you currently filter signal from noise? - What's missing from existing solutions?

Try it at https://stayup.ai/

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StayUpAI – Curated AI intelligence without the noise

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