Cronycle is an all in one tool for content curation, collaboration, and distribution. Cronycle set of structured Topics span across 50K+ deep domains to give an immediate kickstart for research & curation. Content discovery is made easy with recommended sources like related topics, RSS, and Experts on Twitter. Receive newsletters and aggregate Google Alerts into feeds.

The feeds can be optimized using advanced keyword filters to bring out content specifically useful for you. Feeds can be shared amongst team-members for collaboratively working on curation and filtering. Cronycle provides a dedicated space designed for the collection, enrichment, and publishing of content, called Boards where both individuals and teams can work remotely. Any form of content can be pinned to Boards, either from Feeds or from anywhere across the web. Boards allow curators to highlight, annotate, comment, add summaries for all the pinned content.

Team members working remotely can be notified using mentions on tiles and discussions can be done across teams on content. They can also assign tags to Pinned items either to organize Boards items or to publish as hashtags. Boards have multiple seamless integrations to schedule the pinned items across social media, using social media scheduling tools such as Buffer and Hootsuite. The curated content can also be published on websites via our WordPress plugin or as RSS feeds. A newsletter can also be sent through the boards or hosted on Cronycle.

Breakwater helps developers catch upstream API risk before the next deploy. It monitors official changelog and release feeds from 60 curated sources, highlights breaking changes, deprecations, security notices and explicit deadlines, and keeps a local migration workspace in Chrome. Free includes any 3 of 10 core sources, one Stack, daily checks and 30 days of history. Pro adds all curated sources, up to 100 custom HTTPS RSS or Atom feeds, unlimited Stacks, hourly checks, reminders and optional Slack alerts. Breakwater does not inspect source code, visited pages or browsing history, and operates no application account or server.