Court docketsBrief
Since you last looked: 2 new · 3 skipped as already known
Know what changed in your field. Skip what you already know.
Sincely's agents read the sources you choose on a schedule, drop what you've already seen, and send you a short brief in which every claim links to the sentence it came from.
Every claim cited
Ready-made packs for your industry
For one person or a whole firm
Sample briefs with fictional companies. Tap a citation number to see the source sentence.
How it works
An agent for each angle you care about, working on its own schedule
Each agent owns one job, such as new filings, recalls, tax due dates or tenders. Together they cover your field without repeating each other.
Describe your work
Pick an agent pack for your industry, or describe your business in your own words. Sincely fills in your products, clients, competitors and regulators, and you check them.
Agents read your sources
Regulator feeds, official databases, court dockets, trade press and the newsletters you forward. Each agent runs daily, weekly or every hour, as you set it.
Only what's new gets through
Sincely remembers every event it has told you about. Repeats are dropped, follow-ups say what changed, and each claim is checked against its source before it's written.
A brief you can read in minutes
In your inbox and the app, sized to the minutes you have, with case numbers, docket IDs, due dates and amounts pulled out where you can see them.
What agents send
Five kinds of output, each for a different question
Brief
What changed since I last looked?
2, 5 or 10 minutes, on a scheduleAlert
Did something important just happen?
Checks often; sends only when it mattersWeekly rollup
What mattered across all our agents this week?
One story per event, with each agent's angleArticle
What does this mean, and what should we do?
800 to 3,000 words with citationsStory follow
What's new on the stories I follow?
Or a plain “nothing new”
Agent packs
Start with agents built for your industry
A pack installs a set of agents with your industry's sources, the details worth pulling out of each story, and the labels professionals use, such as draft versus final guidance or a recommendation versus notified law.
Legal
Law firmsNew filings, rulings, settlements, appeals and enforcement, with practice-area alerts.
CourtDocket numberPartiesOpt-out deadline
FDA regulatory
Drugs, devices, foodApprovals and 510(k)s, warning letters, recalls, guidance and comment deadlines, from FDA feeds and openFDA.
Application numberRecall classDocket21 CFR part
CA and CPA
India and USCBDT, GST, MCA, ICAI and NFRA for Indian practice, IRS, FASB and PCAOB for US work, and one compliance calendar.
Circular numberSectionFormAssessment year
Construction
IndiaTenders and L1 results, the project pipeline, GRAP construction bans, RERA orders, BOCW cess and cement and steel prices.
Tender IDEPC or HAMBid due date₹ crore
Technology
Engineering teamsReleases, breaking changes and security advisories for the tools in your stack.
VersionCVESeverityFixed in
Finance
Investors, lendersFilings, deals, rates and enforcement for the companies and markets you follow.
Form typeAmountCounterparty
Also: Healthcare, Government and policy, Professional services, Real estate, Manufacturing and a General pack. Firms can build their own pack and share it across workspaces.
For teams
One set of facts, an edition for each reader
Shared agents research once for the whole firm. Each person gets the same facts, ranked and explained for their own role.
Roles, not just permissions
Describe what each role is responsible for. Quality sees warning letters first; the executive sees competitor approvals first.
Private where it should be
Your own context and private agents are visible only to you, and are never added to anything shared. Each workspace is kept separate from every other.
A weekly rollup for everyone
One combined story per event across all your agents, with what each angle adds, plus trends and topics for the team meeting.
One finding, three readers at Arden Vale Medical (sample)
FDA cited Halvorsen Infusion under 21 CFR 820.198 for failing to evaluate complaints of pumps delivering more fluid than programmed.
Regulatory affairsMayaFDA may hold Halvorsen's new 510(k)s until it corrects, which could open a window for our Solace 2 submission.
QualityTheoSame failure mode as our own over-infusion complaints. Check our complaint evaluation records against 820.198 before our next inspection.
ExecutiveLeadershipOur closest competitor in large-volume pumps is under an FDA warning letter.
Trust
Built so you can check every line
A brief is only useful if you can rely on it, so Sincely shows its sources and is plain about what it doesn't know.
Claim-level citations
Each sentence carries a citation to the original publication. Claims that the sources don't support are dropped before anything is sent.
Labels you can act on
Filed or ruled, draft or final, proposed or adopted, reported or confirmed. Pack labels follow how your profession talks.
Honest when nothing changed
If there's nothing new, the brief says so. If a source was unreachable or behind a paywall, the brief says that too.
Corrections reach readers
When a story is corrected, the people who received it are told what changed.
Your choice of AI
Claude by default, or any OpenAI-compatible model, including one you host yourself.
Costs you can see
Every AI call is logged with its tokens, cache use and estimated cost, per agent and per run, with budgets per workspace.
| Step | Model | Input tokens | From cache | Output tokens | Est. cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Judge relevance | Claude Haiku | 26,000 | 8,000 | 2,400 | $0.003 |
| Write items | Claude Sonnet | 40,000 | 17,500 | 3,600 | $0.083 |
| Check claims | Claude Haiku | 24,000 | 0 | 1,600 | $0.003 |
| One brief | 90,000 | 25,500 | 7,600 | $0.09 |
Pricing
Priced by agents and seats, not by tokens
Every plan includes the AI. You choose how many agents run, and the bill stays the same each month.
Individual
For one professional keeping up with a field
$29per month
- Up to 5 agents from one pack
- Daily briefs and alerts
- Your own context and private agents
- 100 questions a month in Ask
Practice
For a team or a small firm
$199per month
- Up to 15 agents, any packs
- 5 seats, then $15 per seat
- Shared agents with personal editions by role
- Hourly alerts and the weekly rollup
- Usage and cost by agent
Firm
For larger firms and regulated businesses
$399per month, from
- Up to 40 agents and your own packs
- Sign-in with Google or Microsoft, and an audit log
- Use your own AI key or model
- Run it on your own servers
Extra agents are $10 a month each. Plans for practices in India are priced in rupees; ask us for details.
Questions
Common questions
Where do agents get their information?
From the sources in your pack and any you add: regulator and court feeds, official databases such as openFDA and the Federal Register, trade press, websites, and newsletters you forward to your workspace's inbox address. Each brief lists every source it used.
How is this different from a news alert or a chatbot?
Alerts send every match and chatbots start fresh each time. Sincely remembers what it has already told you, follows each story over time, and writes only what's new, with a citation for each claim.
Can it get things wrong?
Yes, any AI can. That's why each claim is checked against its source before it's written, unsupported claims are dropped, and every sentence links to the passage it came from so you can check it in a click.
Can I describe my business instead of filling in forms?
Yes. Write a few sentences about what you do, who your clients and competitors are and who regulates you. Sincely fills in the details and suggests a pack, and keeps only what you actually said.
Can we host it ourselves?
Yes. Sincely runs with Docker on a Linux server or a Windows machine, with free HTTPS for a public address, and works with your own AI key.
Who can see our briefs?
Only people in your workspace. Private agents and personal context are visible only to their owner. Platform operators see usage and limits, never content.
See your own field in a sample workspace
Tell us your industry and we'll set up a workspace with the right pack, your competitors and your regulators, so your first brief is about your world.
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Write to us with your industry and team size.