Who’s covering your subject?
Find reporters, creators and outlets covering related topics. See their work and why your message might fit.
Explore media openingsFollow any entity, idea, or message. Find the conversations that move it forward.
Start with a relevant website.
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Connect what’s being said to who’s saying it—and who could be next.
Follow Climate TRACE to a story that mentions it, then to the publisher behind that story.
Selected examples, illustrated. Open the live report for current coverage and recommendations.
Follow coverage over time, inspect its sentiment, and see why a source is relevant. Try it below with real reports.
Positive, neutral or critical, with the story behind the assessment.
Connect the people, organizations and projects mentioned in the coverage.
Explore where publishers are based and the languages they publish in.
This is the actual report. Explore its timeline, filter the coverage, or switch to Next for opportunities.
Start with what people are covering and discussing. Bring something relevant to the conversation.
Find reporters, creators and outlets covering related topics. See their work and why your message might fit.
Explore media openingsDiscover Hacker News discussions about your subject and related ideas. Read the context before joining in.
Explore conversationsFind relevant conferences and their calls for participation. Check the dates and requirements at the source.
Explore conferencespublished pieces
source profiles
From a national headline to a specialist newsletter, explore the media that shapes how your world thinks.
Find the shows exploring your field, the guests shaping it, and the episodes that put your subject in context.
Find a podcast that already cares about your field.
Explore a reportCatalog snapshot · September 16, 2026. Source profiles and published content are counted separately. About the data ↗
Review the names, topics and related entities. Your corrections shape the report.
Return to a report and find the coverage that arrived since your last visit.
Keep a follow-up with the source that prompted it. You decide what to send.
Understand the conversation around an entity, idea, issue or message—from a public figure or organization to a topic like AI data centers. Start with a relevant website, then refine the names, description and topics in the report.
News stories, podcast episodes, newsletter issues and YouTube videos, with a catalog of reporters, outlets, shows, publications and channels. Hacker News conversations are discovered separately from the media catalog.
Explore your available coverage, its tone, the people and organizations involved, and the sources behind it. Compare related entities, discover relevant media sources, and develop an informed next step.
Yes. Open one of the sample reports or enter a relevant website to explore a report. No account or sales call is required.
Reports search all available dates in the database. Historical depth varies by source and subject, and the report shows the dates behind the coverage.
The catalog snapshot counts source profiles separately from acquired content records. A source profile does not imply its complete archive. Location describes the publisher where known, rather than every place mentioned. Sentiment is a model assessment that you can inspect alongside the original story.
HeyJared prepares research and drafts for you to review. You decide what to say and where to send or post it.
Coverage history, relevant voices and your next opportunities, in one report.