How to talk about Avos

How to talk about Avos in videos, posts, and articles. Use this material verbatim or adapt it; just keep the facts accurate.

Say it in one line

Avos is an agentic news reader: AI agents read the sources you trust overnight and deliver one private, personalized briefing every morning.

Spoken version: "It's like having a personal news team. You tell it what you care about, it reads everything overnight, and every morning you get one briefing written just for you."

The 15-second explainer

"Heads of state get a briefing every morning, researched overnight by an actual staff. Avos does that for you with AI agents. You tell it your topics, your markets, your sources, and every morning there's one private newsletter in your inbox. Written for exactly one reader: you."

Hooks that work

  • Heads of state get one perfect briefing every morning. Now you can too.
  • I stopped doomscrolling by building my own newspaper.
  • Your feed is optimized for advertisers. This one is optimized for you.
  • What if the news came to you finished, instead of you assembling it from twelve tabs?
  • I made an AI read the news so I don't have to.

Tagline

The Front Page of Your World.

Key phrases

  • Agentic news reader (the category)
  • The front page of your world
  • One private edition for a single reader
  • Set the agenda once, receive the finished edition
  • Signal over noise
  • The reader owns the front page. Avos prints it.

Avos is an agentic news reader. AI agents read the sources you trust overnight, filter out the noise, and deliver one private, personalized briefing to your inbox every morning, in your language. Free plan at avos.news.

What Avos is, and is not

Avos is an agentic news reader, an AI newsletter, and a personal briefing service. It is not a news aggregator, an RSS reader, a chatbot, or a mass newsletter: feeds show you everything, Avos reads everything and files one brief.

Do

  • Show a real generated issue on screen; the product is the proof
  • Lead with the reader benefit: one focused briefing instead of a dozen open tabs
  • Mention the free plan; viewers can try it without paying
  • Credit the reader's control: their sources, tone, language, and schedule
  • Disclose sponsored content and affiliate links per your platform's rules

Don't

  • Don't call Avos an aggregator or a feed
  • Don't overpromise: it reads the sources a reader sets up, not the entire internet
  • Don't describe editions as generic AI summaries; each one is composed from the reader's own sources and instructions
  • Don't use hype words like "revolutionary" or "disruptive"

Naming and style

  • The product is "Avos" (capital A, never all-caps). The domain is avos.news.
  • "Anchor Mode" (capitalized) is the voice feature that reads editions aloud and answers questions.
  • Say "briefing" or "edition" for what readers receive; "newsletter" is fine in general descriptions.