A briefing that keeps itself current, so you don't have to.

I'm a product designer, and I kept missing things. A Figma feature would drop, NN/g would publish a landmark study, some new AI design tool would launch — and I'd only hear about it days later from a colleague. The information was all out there; it was just scattered across seventy-odd places: blogs, YouTube, newsletters, podcasts, RSS feeds. No matter how many tabs I kept open or how many lists I subscribed to, things slipped through.

So I built Designator. It pulls from all those sources automatically, summarizes each piece with AI so I can scan it in seconds, and lays everything out in one daily edition. My morning briefing went from thirty minutes of tab-hopping to about five.

It's opinionated on purpose — this isn't a firehose. The feed is weighted toward design and product, not just whatever published most recently. Tech news has a seat at the table; it just doesn't get to run the room.