Iris

Meet Iris:Your personal briefing agent.

Iris helps you stay in front by continuously monitoring your field, filtering out the noise and telling you just what you need to know to keep up to date.

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Your weekly briefing is ready

This week in your field

  • Metagenomic testing startup raises $5M and is hiring positions matching your profile
  • GovAI research shows AI can strip safety filters from genomic models in a weekend
  • UK government announced a new strategic plan to tackle emerging biosecurity risks

You are already missing things. You do not know what.

There’s too much to keep on top of it all. Nobody tells you when a new technique can solve your problem, a new standard will change the way you work or the group down the road files the patent you were going to.

Everything published in your field

The few that actually matter to you

The bits that matter to you

What Iris does about it.

Iris monitors your specific field. Every scientific paper and industry news article, each week, whether you have time for it or not.

Iris analyses these results to build a model of your area over time. It uses this model to analyse new stories and extract ‘The Delta’, basically the new thing that changed. Iris then takes the Delta, works out exactly how it relates to your own work and curates a personalised, optimised briefing that keeps you at the top of your field.

All of the industry signal

The Iris filter

The Delta

(the new stuff)

Matched to your profile

What you need to know

What Iris can track.

Your field changes in more places than the journals. Here is where Iris looks.

  • Technical research

  • Industry news

  • Patents

  • Policy

  • Standards

  • Regulation

  • Job opportunities

    Coming soon
  • Funding opportunities

    Coming soon

How it works.

  1. 01

    Onboarding

  2. 02

    Iris monitors your domain

    Iris continuously monitors new information to extract the insights that keep you at the forefront of your domain. Thousands of items a week including papers, preprints, filings, funding and regulation. And the ones you name: add any journal, regulator or publisher and Iris checks it every briefing, or name a specific story, like a clinical trial or a court case, and Iris follows it wherever it is reported.

  3. 03

    Your briefing is built for you

  4. 04

    It arrives

    Iris

    IrisApp7:02 AM

    Morning. Your briefing is ready.

    This week in your field

    • • Metagenomic testing startup raises $5M and is hiring positions matching your profile
    • • GovAI research shows AI can strip safety filters from genomic models in a weekend

    briefing.mp3

    5:02

    Full report attached · 3 sources highlighted

What arrives.

A personalised briefing

A concise report built from your preferences rather than a shared feed. Primary references are included so you can follow up on whatever interests you most.

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An audio briefing

The same briefing spoken aloud for staying current on busy days. Built for the commute, the run or the twenty minutes before your first meeting.

Roughly 5 minutes

Reaches you wherever you are.

Iris delivers to the channels you already use. No new app. No new habit.

Email
Web library
Notion
RSS
Telegram
Slack
SpotifyComing soon
Apple PodcastsComing soon
If we’re serious about scientific and technical progress, if we believe that having talented people working at the frontier matters, then finding better ways to get the right information to the right people is a problem worth solving.
Standing on the shoulders of giants

What readers say.

“I initially tried to do this with Claude, but I just found every week’s update to be the same, and wrong! I don’t know what they’re doing at Iris, but it works for me.”
Works at a technology startup
“Iris helped me to identify emerging research that nobody on our team knew was happening. We were able to use this to enhance our product, something we absolutely would have missed without Iris.”
Technical Product Manager at an AI for Science startup
“Iris gives me a baseline signal that allows me to keep up to date. I prefer to read the papers in full, as I don’t yet trust AI to do it for me, but Iris helps me identify what papers are out there that matter to me.”
Scientist at a major academic research lab
“I set up manual RSS feeds but there was too much content and AI slop to go through. I like how Iris matches everything to my own work and catches sources that I’ve missed.”
Researcher (US)
“When trying to create policies in an area with so many evidence gaps, I need to know about any new developments, fast. Iris sends me papers I would never have found with a Google search, or with my organisation’s built-in AI.”
British civil servant working in policy research
“maybe this is sad but my Iris briefing is actually the most exciting part of my working week”
Technology consultant
“Until I started using Iris I didn’t realise how many things I was missing, only catching papers randomly with no idea they had been available for months before. I went from finding the studies everyone already knew about to discovering research that others hadn’t had a chance to mention yet.”
Technical researcher in the UK Government
“I like being able to listen to the audio briefings whilst I’m commuting, then I read the report at my desk.”
Engineer at an AI startup
“This is awesome!! Thank you for making this!”
Uses Iris for biosecurity updates
“first briefing I got actually slaps”
Patent attorney specialising in quantum computing
“it’s good, I like it”
Head of department at a technical consultancy

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