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Your desk's watchlist. Edit anything.

Click a title or summary to tweak it. Set a rhythm per topic — daily where it bites, weekly for the rest. Most desks run 8–15 topics: start tight, add any time.

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What lands in the inbox

Not an alert. A briefing.

Forwardable to a client, quotable in a deck. 3+ fresh sources, what changed since last — and when nothing moved, the desk says so.

pssst Intelligence brief

Tuesday · Weekly rhythm · Topic 2 of 12

EU AI Act — enforcement & national authorities

Two member states named their market-surveillance authorities; GPAI guidance slips to Q3.

Spain and Denmark formally designated their AI market-surveillance authorities this week, bringing the total to 14 of 27[1]. The Commission's working group confirmed the GPAI code-of-practice guidance now targets Q3, citing unresolved systemic-risk thresholds[2]. For vendors, the practical effect: conformity-assessment timelines stay unchanged, but national enforcement contacts are now knowable in 14 markets[3].

Changed since last brief: +2 designated authorities · GPAI guidance Q2 → Q3 · no new fines.

Sources
[1] European Commission — implementation tracker, updated this week
[2] Council working-party minutes, published Tuesday
[3] National authority register, cross-checked against member-state gazettes

AI-generated · EU AI Act Art. 50 Pause topic · change rhythm · leave — one click, from any brief.

What others charge

Other tools give your team more to read. This one reads it for them.

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$19k+/yr

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Politico Pro

~$10k/yr

Policy intelligence, priced per seat, sold per meeting

Doing it by hand

2h+/wk

An analyst's afternoon — weekly at best, uncited, stops on holiday

pssst desk

€3k/yr

The four sentences it all amounts to — cited, delivered, whole team

Public list prices, mid-2026. We're not the premium option — we're the one that doesn't need a meeting.

Who runs a desk

Built for teams that need to know first.

Compliance lead reviewing regulatory documents

Compliance & policy

Clients call you before you've read it. Flip that.

Regulatory shifts arrive as a cited brief — before the client asks.

Product marketer planning content

Product marketing & content

Your calendar knows before the market does.

Competitor moves and policy openings, as citable raw material — not vibes.

Analyst working with data

Research & analysts

Plugged into your tools, if you want.

Email for people, API for systems. Same briefs, same sources.

How it works

Brief the desk once. It reports forever.

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Brief the desk

Dump the watchlist in plain language.

"New rules in our industry, what competitors launch, our key customers" — the desk splits it into focused topics you edit and approve.

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Set the rhythm

Daily where it bites. Weekly where it simmers.

Per topic, changeable any time. Cost tracks attention, nothing else.

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The desk reports

One brief. Whole team. Same facts.

3+ fresh sources, what changed since last, every claim cited. Quiet weeks get an honest "still watching" — never invented news.

Trust & control

Easy to trust — and easy to leave.

✓ Every claim cited

No sources, no brief. What can't be verified doesn't get asserted.

✓ GDPR-clean

EU company, EU rules. One session cookie, no tracking, no resale.

✓ AI Act Art. 50 native

Every brief labeled AI-generated. We comply with the regulation we watch.

✓ Your watchlist is yours

What you watch is competitive intelligence. No training, no sharing, one-click delete.

Security questionnaire, DPA, or procurement process? Talk to us — we answer fast and honestly, including about what we don't have yet.

Desks

Everything costs. So does missing it.

No free tier — the desk works from day one. First month free inside a quarterly commitment: that's the offer, not a teaser.

One desk. One price.

The Desk

€249 / month excl. VAT

Less than one analyst-hour per week.

Everything your team must stay on top of, watched on your rhythm — daily where it matters
Whole team briefed — unlimited seats, same facts, same morning
Every claim cited, 3+ fresh sources per brief
Edit the watchlist any time · cancel from any brief
Fair use: up to 25 topics — bigger watchlists are quoted per desk

Quarterly commitment: first month free

No demo call. No procurement. Card → live in 2 minutes.

Bigger watchlist, multiple desks, invoicing? Talk to us — or configure 25+ topics above and the flow routes to us automatically.

Why is there no free tier?

Because the desk runs real scans against real sources on a schedule from day one — it costs us money the moment it starts. A free tier would mean degrading the product to make it cheap to give away. Instead the first month is free inside a quarterly commitment: you get the full desk, we get a customer who means it. If it's not earning its fee, cancel — one click, no questions.

What's a topic, exactly?

One thing the desk follows — a regulation, a competitor, a policy area, a market. Each topic has its own rhythm and its own line in every brief. 25 topics covers a typical team watchlist with headroom.

How does "first month free" work?

Toggle the quarterly commitment at checkout. Stripe puts a 30-day trial on the subscription — card on file, no charge until day 31, then monthly billing. Cancel before day 31 and you pay nothing. Without the quarterly commitment, billing starts immediately.

Where does the data come from?

Public, credible sources — regulators, gazettes, primary press, company channels — scanned fresh at every rhythm tick. Every brief lists its sources; if freshness can't be verified, the desk says "still watching" instead of asserting stale news.

Is VAT included?

Prices are excl. VAT. Checkout adds the right VAT for your country automatically. EU companies can enter their VAT number at checkout — reverse charge applies, so no VAT is added on the invoice.

Can our agents use it instead of email?

Yes. Every desk includes the /v1 REST API — same topics, same citation discipline, machine-readable. Agents self-discover via /llms.txt and /v1/openapi.json.

What must your team never miss again?

Brief the desk once. Everyone gets the same facts, same sources, same morning.

Pause, change rhythm, or cancel — one click from any brief.
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