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Make the first move every morning with a personalized briefing. Ren's AI scans activity across your network, calendar, and Custom Feeds to surface the signals that matter most, each with a clear next step. It's built for a quick skim over your morning coffee, so you get the value of Ren right from your inbox.

What's in your digest

  • Alerts picked for you. Instead of a fixed list of alert cards, Ren selects the few items most relevant to you based on your contacts, companies, role, meetings, VIPs, and feeds.
  • Action Today. Ren flags the moments worth acting on, like a funding round, a job change, or a client in the news, and suggests exactly how to follow up while it's still timely.
  • Your Custom Feeds. Alerts from your Custom Feeds appear in their own sections, so target accounts, prospects, or topics like M&A stay front and center.
  • Today's meetings. If you've connected a calendar, your digest shows the day's schedule with shortcuts to prepare for one meeting or all of them.
  • People and companies involved. Each alert names the contacts and companies it's about, with links back to them in Ren.
  • Sources. Each alert links to the original article and to the alert in Ren, so you can check the details or share it.

The digest skips stories you've already seen and won't add filler on quiet days, so some days it will be shorter than others.

Just hit reply: act on an alert with Ren Agent

Hit reply in your email client to respond to the digest and ask Ren Agent to draft outreach, research a company, summarize an article, find a warm intro, or prep for a meeting. Ren Agent replies right to your thread. Many alerts also include a suggested next step you can click as a shortcut to ask Ren Agent.

  1. Click the suggested prompt under an alert, or reply to the digest email with your own request.
  2. Ren Agent replies right within your inbox with the draft, research, or summary.
  3. Reply again to refine it, if needed.

Tip: Reply in plain language, e.g. "Draft a congratulations note to Sarah about her new role."