Know about an eventthe minuteit happens.
Describe the event you are waiting for and the channels that will report it — Gista watches them for you and sends an alert to your DM within minutes of the post. Like a price alert in a brokerage app, but for news.
How it works
Add the channels that report first
Trade media, industry communities, official company channels, regulators, exchanges — any public Telegram channels.
Describe the event in words
“Sanctions or delisting for ticker X”, “a competitor ships a new model”, “pre-orders open”. No boolean queries or keywords.
Turn on as-soon-as-possible mode
Gista checks the channels continuously and sends the alert within minutes of the post — not as a once-a-day digest.
Get the alert in your DM
When the event fires, you get a message with a link to the source and an explanation of why it matched your condition.
Why Gista for alerts
A trigger, not a feed
You do not read a stream — you get pinged only when exactly what you are waiting for happens. Everything else passes by.
Within minutes of the post
As-soon-as-possible mode checks channels continuously and delivers the alert almost immediately, not once a day.
The event is set in words
Describe the condition in plain language — the model understands meaning, not just exact word matches, and avoids false positives.
Zero manual monitoring
No need to keep dozens of channels open and refresh the feed. Gista watches — you free up your attention.
What an alert looks like
Regulator opens a probe into Acme — reported by a trade channel
Markets, no fluff · t.me/marketwire
Pre-orders open for the new model — official channel
Acme Official · t.me/acme
What users say
“I catch regulatory news on my tickers the moment it is published, not from the evening recap. A couple of times those were decisive minutes.”
“I used to keep twenty channels open and still missed announcements. Now an alert just lands when a competitor ships something.”
“I set an alert on pre-orders opening and forgot about manual checks. I find out first, before everything sells out.”
FAQ
How is this different from monitoring?
Monitoring watches a stream of mentions (volume, tone, summaries). An alert is a trigger on a condition: you get pinged only the moment a specific event you are waiting for happens. Different jobs — and for alerts we optimize for speed.
How fast does the alert arrive?
In as-soon-as-possible mode — within minutes of the post being published in the channel. We check sources continuously, not once a day.
How do I set the event to avoid false positives?
Describe the condition in plain words and, if needed, note what counts as noise. The model understands context, so it catches the event even without an exact wording match and filters out the irrelevant.
Which sources are supported?
Public Telegram channels. We do not read RSS, X or websites yet — we say so upfront.
Is it like a price alert in a brokerage app?
In spirit, yes: you set a condition and get an instant notification when it is met. Only the trigger is not an asset price — it is an event from the news.