AI Briefing
Model releases, funding rounds, and the moves shaping AI this week.
Personal Audio Intelligence
Your personal AI intelligence briefing.
Generated every morning from the topics you care about.
Delivered to your inbox as a 10–30 minute MP3 — analysis, not just headlines.
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How It Works
Built for people who want to know more, faster
1
Pick your topics and sources
Add YouTube channels, newsletters, publications, Substack, or custom sources. Our AI extracts the signal — implications, not just headlines — from your list. Takes 2 minutes.
2
AI does the filtering and analysis
Every night the AI reads your sources, dedupes stories, identifies emerging trends across sources, and writes a tight 10–30 minute script — in a natural voice, in your timezone.
3
Listen during your morning routine
A crisp MP3 lands in your inbox at the time you chose. Press play on the commute, the dog walk, or while you make coffee. You finish informed — without spending an hour on the feeds yourself.
Provide feedback → improves future intelligence
After every briefing, your feedback shapes the next one. What to lean into, what to skip, what matters to you. Every listen makes the next one smarter — the loop back to step 2 is continuous.
Samples
Hear what it sounds like
Real briefings, generated from public sources. Press play — no sign-up needed.
Investor Briefing
On-chain data, macro signals, and the trades the market is pricing in.
Startup Briefing
Founder signals, batch updates, and the trends across seed and Series A.
Pricing
Simple pricing
7-day free trial on every plan · Cancel anytime · Email delivery
Personal
€19/mo
- 10-minute daily briefing
- Email delivery
- Up to 20 interest topics
- Up to 20 sources (YouTube / newsletters / publications)
- Voice selection (3 voices)
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Professional
€49/mo
- 20-minute daily briefing
- Everything in Personal
- Unlimited interest topics
- Unlimited sources
- Trend tracking across sources
- Priority generation
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Team
€249/mo
- Everything in Professional
- Per-seat billing (€39/seat/mo beyond 5)
- Shared sources across the team
- Team-wide delivery schedules
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Enterprise
Custom
- Everything in Team
- Custom briefing length and topics
- SSO and team roles
- Dedicated support and onboarding
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ListenBrief is a service of Zamforge BV (Netherlands). Subscriptions are billed by Zamforge BV; payments processed by Stripe. VAT NL869600825B01. Applicable VAT shown at checkout.
Your AI Editor-in-Chief
You now have your own AI Editor-in-Chief.
It learns what matters, what doesn’t, your interests, your priorities — and continuously improves.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does personalization work?
You define your subjects and sources. The AI curates, filters, and writes a briefing tailored to your interests — not a generic news roundup.
How does AI learn?
After every briefing, your feedback shapes future ones. The system learns what matters to you, what to skip, and what to prioritize. Every listen makes the next one smarter.
How do I cancel?
Settings → Billing → Cancel subscription. No retention calls, no friction.
How does the trial work?
7 days, free, no credit card. You get the full experience — all topics, all sources, all features.
Why is this different from AI summaries?
Summary tools recap what happened. ListenBrief tells you what it means. It’s closer to a 20-minute briefing from a sharp analyst than a 5-minute news roundup.
How are duplicate stories removed?
Your AI Editor-in-Chief compares every source against historical knowledge. If the same story appears on YouTube, X, news, and blogs, only one survives — with the best angle. You see new insights, not echoes.
How does my personal editor work?
Think of it as your own AI Editor-in-Chief. It learns your interests, your priorities, your industry — and continuously improves. It deduplicates, prioritizes, and writes the briefing you’d write for yourself if you had the time.
Who is behind ListenBrief?
ListenBrief is a service of Zamforge BV, a Netherlands company (VAT NL869600825B01). Subscriptions are billed by Zamforge BV; payments are processed by Stripe.
In the spirit of
ListenBrief is brand new, so we don’t have a wall of customer reviews yet. What you can read below is the founder’s own framing of why he built it, a friend’s reaction from the early-bird list, and the historical figures we’d brief if we could send a daily podcast back through time. The historical cards are inspirational, not endorsements.
Early reactions
“To keep myself informed I followed multiple YouTube channels and listened to them when I was driving, in the airplane or walking the dog. The irritating thing was that high profile topics were covered by almost every channel, so I was wasting my time listening to basically the same topic covered by different YouTubers. I still listened because sometimes an interesting extra angle was brought up, but in general I was wasting my time. So when building my dog walk podcast I paid close attention to undubbing stories. And ending with a quote was unbelievably inspiring.”
“Missing your RSS this morning 😝”
“Such a powerful tool.”
Voices from the past
Inspirational, not endorsements. These figures did not use ListenBrief.
“Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be. Be one.”
Roman Emperor · 121–180 AD
Meditations, Book X
Capitoline Museums · Public domain
“If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again.”
Prime Minister · 1874–1965
Notes on speeches, 1940s
New York Public Library · Public domain
“I was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy, and one never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done.”
Physicist · 1867–1934
Letter to her brother, 1894
Henri Manuel · Public domain
“I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious.”
Physicist · 1879–1955
Letter to Carl Seelig, 1952
Oren Jack Turner · Public domain
“It is not the man who has too little, but the man who craves more, that is poor.”
Stoic philosopher · 4 BC – 65 AD
Letters from a Stoic · Letter II
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