See the whole story around your organization.
Every available date, credited to the publisher that wrote the story.
- Open the report to see the coverage history.
- All coverage for Climate TRACE
5.5 million reporters, outlets, podcasts, newsletters and creators across 6 channels · 38.3 million pieces indexed
Enter a website. HeyJared connects the names, products and projects around it, finds the coverage already in its database, and shows which evidence-backed openings are worth acting on next.
Or open a real report first — no account, no sales call.
A contact database starts with names. HeyJared starts with evidence: what was published, who published it, and what those sources care about now. Everything below is from the live Climate TRACE report.
Every available date, credited to the publisher that wrote the story.
Reporters, podcasts, newsletters and creators whose recent work fits, with the evidence behind each one.
Live conversations, coverage of connected organisations, and conferences with open calls.
Any public company website returns a full report — coverage across every available date, the sources who should know them, and the openings worth acting on. No account.
Edit the organisation we resolved — its names, products and the companies we placed near it — then rerun. Your correction shapes the report, not just this session.
A report you have opened remembers what you had already seen, so a return visit leads with the coverage that arrived since.
Messages you open are kept as follow-ups against the source that prompted them, so a thread you began last week is still where you left it.
HeyJared is in private beta. Reports, corrections and drafts are live; scheduled alerts and shared team workspaces are not built yet.
No. Coverage reports search every available date in the database. The timeline adapts from months to years as the history grows.
HeyJared builds an organization record from the company domain, then connects verified products, projects, aliases and domains. You can review and edit those identities before rerunning a report.
No. Google News is a discovery path. Each story is attributed to the underlying publisher whenever the publisher can be resolved.
HeyJared shows analysis only when it was actually produced. A neutral result is labeled neutral. Missing analysis stays visibly unprocessed rather than being silently treated as neutral.
No media database can prove that. HeyJared shows what is present in its database, the dates searched, and the identities used so you can judge what may still be missing.
The current product prepares research and drafts for you to review. You choose what to say and where to post or send it.