Sprites researches what happened in your industry, picks the developments that matter to your readers, writes the issue in your voice with sources, and hands you a draft for your email platform.
The hard part of a trends newsletter is not the writing; it is reading everything first. This template does the reading. On a schedule you set, Sprites researches your industry across news, company announcements, regulatory updates, analyst commentary, Reddit and the trade press, deduplicates the coverage, and ranks the developments by relevance to the audience you described. It then drafts the issue: a short lead, three to five items with what happened, why it matters and a source link, and a closing take that is yours, not a summary.
Your point of view is the product. You give Sprites a voice guide and a stance (what you believe about the market, what you sell, what you will not say), and every item is framed through it. Positions are attributed, claims are sourced and the numbers come from the cited pages, so the issue reads as commentary you can stand behind rather than a feed.
Sprites writes the newsletter; it does not send it. The draft arrives in your workspace as formatted text ready to paste into your email tool, with subject line options and a plain-text version. Put it on a weekly Autopilot and the research and draft are waiting before you start the day.
Sprites searches news, announcements, filings, analyst notes, Reddit and trade press for the period since the last issue, opens the sources and extracts the facts and figures.
Coverage of the same event is merged. Items are ranked by relevance to your audience and stance, and anything already covered in a previous issue is dropped unless it moved.
Each item is written with what happened, why your readers should care and what you think, with the source cited. The lead and close are written last so they reflect the whole issue.
Numbers and quotes are checked against the cited pages, positions are attributed, and anything Sprites could not verify is flagged for you rather than smoothed over.
The issue, subject lines and appendix land in your workspace. Edit in the thread, then paste into your email tool. On Autopilot the draft is ready on your schedule.
Keep a weekly point-of-view newsletter going without spending Sunday reading, with sources your readers can check.
Run a category newsletter that positions the company as the reference, with your product mentioned only when it is relevant to the item.
Send clients a monthly briefing on their market, drafted per client workspace and edited by the account lead.
Track a sector across filings, announcements and community chatter and turn it into a digest with your read on what matters.
From live research each run: news, company announcements, regulatory and filing updates, analyst commentary, trade press and Reddit, opened and read by Sprites. Every item cites the page it came from, and you can whitelist or exclude sources.
No. Sprites writes it; you send it from your email platform. The draft arrives formatted and as plain text, with subject line options, so pasting it into your tool takes a minute.
Yes. The narrower the audience description, the better the ranking of items. Give Sprites the roles your readers hold and the decisions they make, and it filters out the general news they already saw.
They are taken from the cited sources and checked against them before the draft is finished. Anything Sprites could not verify is flagged in the draft so you can decide whether to keep it, and the appendix lists everything considered.
Yes. Sprites has an official MCP server, so you can ask Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or any MCP-compatible assistant for this week's issue and get the same researched draft from your Sprites workspace.
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