A news briefing on the one topic you're waiting on

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When a decision depends on the news (a law in parliament, a strike before your trip, property prices in the city you're moving to), you either check obsessively or miss it.

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WatcherExample · Today

German citizenship law: 2 new items

A federal ministry published updated processing guidance; a regional broadcaster reports on waiting times at local naturalisation offices. Sources linked.

Why it matters

Give Watcher the topic in a sentence; it reads the news for you and brings a short briefing with sources.

Set it up

  1. Name the topic

    Ask in the Raaya chat, for example "daily news on German citizenship law", "weekly news on Bangalore property prices" or "tell me if there's a rail strike in Germany in May".

  2. Pick briefing or alerts

    A briefing reports what's new each run. Changes stays silent until something new and relevant appears.

  3. Pick daily or weekly

    Daily for things that move fast, weekly for slow topics.

Why it beats a keyword alert

  • It reads, not just matches. You get a short summary of what's new, not a list of every page that mentions a word.
  • It's tied to your plans. Start a journey from a finding, or attach it to one you already have.
  • It stays quiet. Briefings collect on your Today screen; Raaya sends at most one notification a day.

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Let Raaya keep watch

Create a free account on the web, add a journey or upload a few documents, and the crew starts on its own. You approve every change.

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Questions and answers

How do I get a daily news briefing on a topic?

Ask Raaya in the chat, for example "daily news on German citizenship law", or add a custom watch with the topic. Choose briefing to hear what's new each run, or changes to be told only when something new appears.

Can I choose weekly instead of daily?

Yes. Each watch is daily or weekly, and you can change it any time.

How many topics can I follow?

Up to 5 custom watches in total, across news, fares, rates, pages and listings.

Are sources included?

Yes. Each briefing links to the articles it's based on.

What does it cost?

News briefings are part of Watcher, which is in Raaya Pro (1 AI credit per day for all watches) and included in the Pro free trial.

Raaya gives general information, not legal, tax, immigration or financial advice. Rules change; confirm with the official source before you act.

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