StackBrief

A sentinel for the technologies in your project

Every day, only what can affect your stack.

Connect a GitHub repo or pick technologies by hand (including AI). Each day a short brief: what may affect your stack and what to do (Maintain, Update or explore, or Critical change). Not a generic newsletter.

// 14 days free · no card · GitHub or manual stack

Filtered to your stack

Alerts come from your project's technologies. With GitHub, we use installed versions. Without GitHub, we use the list you chose.

An action on every item

Maintain, Update or explore, or Critical change—without opening dozens of release pages.

Quiet days when nothing matters

Nothing relevant changed in your stack. The dashboard (and Telegram, if connected) record a clean day.

From stack to today's brief

Three steps. With or without GitHub, you get a brief with a suggested action.

Step 1

Define your stack

Connect a GitHub repo (we read root dependencies) or pick technologies by hand, including AI presets. Works without GitHub too.

Step 2

We filter what touches your stack

Every night we read updates from monitored sources. With GitHub, we compare against your project versions. Manually, we filter by the technologies you marked.

Step 3

Get the brief with an action

Every day a short brief in the dashboard (Telegram optional): what changed and what to do. If nothing relevant appeared, a quiet day.

Quiet day with no relevant alerts for stack technologies

No alert today is still information

Nothing relevant changed in your stack according to monitored sources. The dashboard records the quiet day, and Telegram notifies you if connected. So you know we ran the cycle—without hunting library noise.

What changes in your day

Instead of digging through generic newsletters, you open a brief already filtered to your stack. Complements Dependabot and Snyk: focus on breaking and deprecation, not a CVE scanner.

Delivery
StackBrief
Newsletter
Filters by your stack technologies
Yes
No
Version comparison (with GitHub)
Yes
No
Suggested action per item
Yes
No
Shows when there is no relevant alert
Yes
No
What lands in your hands
Brief of your stack
Generic newsletter

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One plan. A brief of your stack every day.

Same product either way. Monthly or annual: only billing changes. Cancel renewal anytime. Terms.

Monthly billing

$9.00/month

Cancel renewal anytime.

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Annual billing

2 months free
$89.00/year

Equals $7.42/month

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Included in the plan

  • Daily brief filtered to your stack
  • Suggested action on every item
  • GitHub (version) or manual selection
  • Web dashboard + optional Telegram
  • Recent briefing history
  • 14 days free, no card required

Frequently asked questions

What does StackBrief deliver every day?

A short brief of what may affect the technologies in your stack. Each item includes an action: Maintain, Update or explore, or Critical change. If nothing relevant appeared, you see a quiet day in the dashboard (and on Telegram, if connected). This is not a guarantee of coverage across every possible source.

Does this replace Dependabot or Snyk?

No. The focus is stack stability: breaking changes, deprecations, and releases relevant to your technologies, with a suggested action. It complements CVE scanners; it does not replace them.

Do I need to connect GitHub?

No. With GitHub we read package.json and the lockfile at the repo root and compare against your project versions. The App permission includes content read; the product only requests those manifests. Without GitHub, you pick technologies by hand (including AI presets). On the manual path, filtering is by technology name, not installed version.

Can I monitor multiple projects on one account?

Today each account has one stack. If you manage several clients, use the account on the main project or pick shared technologies manually. Multi-stack per account is not available yet.

How does version comparison work?

When GitHub is synced, the engine crosses updates with your project versions. On the manual path, the brief uses the technologies you marked, without version precision until you connect a repo.

What does the GitHub integration access?

Repository metadata. The App permission includes content read; the product only requests package.json and the npm or pnpm lockfile at the root. You can revoke the App on GitHub anytime.

Where do I receive the brief?

In the web dashboard after the overnight run. Optionally on Telegram. There is also a weekly email digest you can turn off under Channels.

Is this an AI news feed?

No. If you follow AI libs and APIs at work, add those technologies to your manual stack and get relevant changes. We do not deliver a generic newsletter or daily hype.

How much does it cost and how do I start?

$9.00/mo or $89.00/yr (2 months free). 14-day trial, no card required.

How do privacy and data deletion work?

We store email, stack, optional integrations (GitHub App, Telegram), billing, and support messages to provide the service. We use cloud, payment, and AI subprocessors (details on the Privacy page). Delete your account under Account.

How do I contact support?

If something failed in the app, billing, or account deletion, use the Support page on the site. We reply by email.

Generate your first brief today

Connect a repo or pick your stack by hand. See what may affect your technologies, with a suggested action.

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