Yestino is an event radar platform that continuously tracks news from multiple online sources and merges reports of the same story into a single chronological timeline.
What is Yestino?
Yestino is a web-based live event tracker that ingests reports from 53 RSS feeds, identifies when different outlets cover the same story, and combines them into one event with a timeline. Each source is preserved as a link you can check. The platform runs in the browser and also offers an RSS subscription feed at https://yestino.com/feed.xml. The site brands itself as "The Signal."
Key Features
- Event merging — Automatically combines reports from multiple outlets covering the same story into a single timeline, keeping every source as a verifiable link.
- Live tracking — Displays real-time counters: currently tracking 456 events, with 501 reports merged in the last 24 hours.
- Rising section — Highlights stories that "just started to break out," such as the TikTok $400 million DOJ settlement covered by Bloomberg, Engadget, and The Verge.
- Entity tracking — Shows companies and people mentioned in events over the last 30 days with occurrence counts (e.g., Treasury, China, Meta, Apple, ChatGPT).
- Now section — Lists stories still developing in the last 24 hours, including Hacker News submissions.
- RSS subscription — Lets you subscribe to updates via the feed URL.
Who is it for?
- Journalists — see at a glance which outlets are covering a story and link out to each original report.
- News consumers — follow a single timeline instead of jumping between headlines.
- Analysts — monitor the activity of specific entities (companies, people, topics) using the entity list.
What can you do with Yestino?
- Track breaking tech news: use the Rising section to catch stories like Nvidia's AI harness announcement just as they emerge.
- Verify coverage: open the merged event pages and click through sources such as Bloomberg, Engadget, The Verge, TechCrunch, or Hacker News.
- Follow entities: navigate to entity pages (e.g., Meta, Apple, TikTok) to see events mentioning them in the past 30 days.
How does Yestino work?
Yestino continuously ingests reports from 53 RSS feeds. Its system detects when multiple reports concern the same story, merges them into a single event, and orders the coverage chronologically. Users can browse Rising, Now, and entity pages or subscribe to the RSS feed for updates.
