Only the news that matters. No noise, no duplicates.
Gista reads dozens of your Telegram channels, cuts the noise, merges repeating stories and delivers a short feed — only what you described as important, at the hours you choose.
- August 7
Former Popcorn Books director sentenced to four years suspended
@ostorozhno_novostiNeutral sentimentmerged from 7 channels
Wildberries begins testing partner hubs for goods storage
@tass_agencyPositive sentimentmerged from 4 channels
Aeroflot resumes flights to Abu Dhabi on October 1
@tass_agencyPositive sentimentmerged from 4 channels
ISU granted Kamila Valieva neutral status
@tass_agencyNeutral sentimentmerged from 3 channels
How it works
Add your channels
Paste links to any public Telegram channels: news, your industry, niche communities.
Describe your interest in plain words
"AI product launches, no funding rumors." No keywords, no boolean queries.
Set the importance threshold
One slider controls how strict the feed is: higher — only major stories, lower — more detail. Anything you mark as "definitely interesting" bypasses the threshold.
Get your feed
At the hours you choose, a short feed arrives in your DMs — duplicates merged, noise removed. Plus a separate analytics view: topics, stories, sources.
Why Gista for filtering news
Duplicates merged
One story from ten channels becomes a single line, not ten repeats.
Importance threshold
One slider sets how strict the feed is — from "only the big stories" to "catch every detail."
A reason on every post
Each item comes with a short reason why it made the feed.
In your own words
Describe your interest in plain language — the model understands meaning, not just an exact keyword match.
How this analytics works on live data is visible on the public showcase. View showcase
FAQ
How is this better than keyword search?
You describe your interest in plain words and the model understands meaning — relevant posts get caught without an exact match, and noise is filtered out.
Which sources are supported?
Public Telegram channels. We don't read RSS, X or websites yet — we're upfront about that.
How often does the feed arrive?
By default — at the hours you choose, as a short feed. And if speed matters (brand or competitor monitoring), there's an "as soon as possible" mode: mentions arrive within minutes of the post.
What happens with duplicates?
Repeating stories from different channels are merged into one item — you don't read the same thing ten times. In monitoring mode you can turn merging off, so every mention is its own line (volume matters).
Is this a broadcast to an audience?
No. The feed is personal and arrives in your DMs.