Scenario · Weekly brief

Start your week with the right priorities.

While information accumulates across Stripe, Vercel, Supabase, Linear, Notion, and the rest of your stack, Onny tracks the changes. At your chosen time, it turns the previous week into a short summary: what changed, why it matters, and what you should do next.

Monday brief · 8:00am

The 4 signals that deserve attention

  • Revenue

    Three high-value renewals have failed since Friday.

  • Product

    Activation improved, but more users drop off during import.

  • Deployments

    A minor regression appeared after Thursday’s release.

  • Market

    A new player is using the same promise for small SaaS teams.

Recommended priority: handle renewals, then investigate the import step.

A brief grounded in reality

Onny connects signals from across your week

Stripe

Revenue and customers

Payments, subscriptions, cancellations, and movements requiring intervention.

Supabase

Product and data

Activation, usage, cohorts, and unusual changes in authorized data.

GitHub · Vercel

Code and deployments

Releases, pull requests, errors, and incidents since the previous brief.

Linear · Notion

Team execution

Blocked issues, decisions, and documentation changes.

Web · Product Hunt · X · Meta Ads

Market and competition

New players, positioning changes, campaigns, and recent conversations.

TikTok · Instagram · YouTube

Content opportunities

Growing formats, emerging topics, and useful distribution angles.

Less noise

A conclusion, not a notification dump

Onny does not copy every event from the week. It compares periods, groups related signals, removes ordinary variation, and surfaces only what may change a decision.

What changed

Meaningful differences since the previous brief.

Why it matters

Context and likely consequences for your SaaS.

What is a priority

Topics ranked by urgency and potential impact.

What to do

Concrete actions supported by data and sources.

Setup

Define the brief once

01

Choose topics

Revenue, product, deployments, support, competition, or a combination tailored to your business.

02

Connect sources

Onny uses only the integrations required by the topics you selected.

03

Set the cadence

Monday morning, Friday afternoon, or your team’s preferred rhythm.

04

Choose delivery

Receive the brief on Web, Telegram, Discord, or Slack.

Weekly brief examples

  • Every Monday at 8am, summarize revenue changes, incidents, and the week’s three priorities.
  • Compare product activation and cancellations with the previous week and explain the differences.
  • Prepare a technical brief with failed deployments, regressions, and important pull requests.
  • Monitor new competitors, positioning changes, and Meta Ads campaigns.
  • Summarize blocked Linear issues and connect them with available product feedback.
  • Find the social topics and formats growing in our niche each week.

The brief arrives where your team works

No additional dashboard required. Onny delivers the summary to your chosen channel and keeps details, sources, and history available when you need to investigate a signal.

WebTelegramDiscordSlack

Frequently asked questions

Can the brief use several integrations?

Yes. That is the point: Onny can connect signals from several tools instead of producing a separate report for each.

Must I connect my entire stack?

No. Connect only the sources useful for the topics you want to monitor.

Can I change the brief?

Yes. Change topics, cadence, criteria, and delivery channel.

Does Onny compare previous weeks?

The mission can compare periods and highlight changes rather than isolated values.

Can I receive several briefs?

Yes. You may separate a Monday business brief from a Friday technical brief.

Make Monday a decision point, not a collection exercise

Choose the important topics. Onny monitors sources, prepares the summary, and delivers priorities at the right time.

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