Choose sources worth following.
Start with a curated collection or add public Telegram channels, YouTube channels, and X accounts you already trust.
Private beta for product builders and technical researchers
Know what changedacross the sourcesyou trust.
Mayaq turns selected public Telegram, YouTube, and X sources into a short brief with links to the original evidence — without making you reread every feed.
Telegram, YouTube, and X No payment required
01Selected sources
02Focused change
03Original evidence
01 / The problem
The important update is rarely in one place.
The announcement appears in Telegram. The explanation is buried in a long YouTube video. The useful reaction is on X. Opening every feed creates more reading, not a reliable research process.
Mayaq keeps the question, the useful change, and the original proof together.
One repeatable workflow
From trusted sources to a cited brief.
Define what matters.
Search a topic, product, or competitor and keep the question ready for the next review.
Review the signal and its sources.
Read the focused brief, open the cited material, and keep the evidence you may need again.
02 / Product proof
A summary is useful only when you can check it.
Mayaq keeps the source, timestamp, citation, and limitation visible — so you can decide whether the signal is strong enough to use.
- Original links stay attached
- Why it matters stays inspectable
- Useful evidence can be saved
AI output is based on the selected material. Review the cited sources and caveats before using it in a decision or brief.
Selected sources
TelegramPublic release channel
YouTubeSelected transcriptXXMaintainer account
WATCH · AGENT TOOLING
3 sourcesWhat changed this week?
What changed
Three selected sources point to a shift toward approval-gated agent workflows.
Why it matters
Important tool actions become easier to review before they change external state.
Open originals Save evidence
03 / Best fit
Built first for people tracking fast-moving technical markets.
Product and competitor intelligence
Follow launches, positioning shifts, complaints, and technical updates near the market.
AI and technical research
Keep model, tool, benchmark, and implementation evidence connected to the original source.
Writing and client briefs
Reuse cited context instead of rebuilding the same research from open tabs.
Founder-built private beta
Built for people who need the source, not another confident summary.
Mayaq is being built by Daniel, a senior frontend engineer and AI product builder, for researchers, creators, and product people who need evidence they can inspect and reuse.
Mayaq is in private beta. Joining the waitlist does not require payment and does not guarantee an access date.
04 / Questions
Before you join.
What will I get after joining?
We'll keep your place on the early-access list and email you when Mayaq is ready for more private-beta users. We may also ask a small number of people about their research workflow.
What sources does Mayaq support?
The current product is designed around public Telegram channels, YouTube channels and transcripts, and X accounts.
How is this different from ChatGPT, Feedly, or alerts?
Mayaq starts with the niche public sources you selected and keeps the resulting brief connected to the original material. It is not a broad web answer engine or another chronological feed.
Is joining free?
Yes. Joining the waitlist is free. Product pricing has not been announced.
What happens to my email?
We use it for Mayaq early-access communication. We do not put the address in product analytics or publish the waitlist. You can ask to unsubscribe or delete it.
Private beta
Stop reopening the same feeds.
Join the Mayaq waitlist and help shape a calmer, evidence-backed research workflow.