Creating a topic
Tap New topic and describe what you want to follow in your own words — the more specific, the better. “Will there be a Dune sequel” works better than “Dune,” because it tells Lexiline what kind of news you’re waiting for, not just which words to match.1
Name what you're watching
Write the topic the way you’d explain it to a friend. Plain language is fine — Lexiline reads
for meaning.
2
Let it start watching
That’s it. The topic is now live and Lexiline begins watching the web for it. You don’t need
to do anything else.
3
React to what arrives
As matches show up, a thumbs-up or thumbs-down teaches Lexiline what you meant.
Tuning out the noise
No watcher is perfect on the first day, because your topic lives in your head. Every match has a simple thumbs-up (more like this) and thumbs-down (not what I meant). Mark a few and the timeline tunes itself toward what you care about and away from what you don’t — no rules or operators to write. Over a week or two, a topic settles into something quietly accurate.How many topics you can follow
Free
Follow 2 topics with a daily digest, on any device.
Pro
Follow up to 20 topics, with faster checks, instant alerts, and AI-written digests.
You can edit or delete a topic anytime. Deleting one stops its watching and clears its items
from your timeline.