What’s getting attention.
Without losing the context.

A busy news cycle can make everything look equally urgent. I wanted a simpler way to see which companies and crypto assets are showing up in coverage—and how that attention is changing.

Mentioned brings the pattern into view through ranked mentions, 48-hour timelines, and a personal watchlist. The idea is to make a complicated stream of information easier to explore, while keeping the meaning of the numbers clear.

The product is organized around a few useful questions: What’s getting mentioned? How has coverage changed? And what’s happening around the names I follow?

1. 01
   See the pulse

   Explore news mention counts for supported stocks and crypto over a rolling 48-hour window.

2. 02
   Keep your interests in view

   Save supported stocks to a watchlist and follow their coverage histories.

3. 03
   Get the context

   Use coverage timelines and a concise Brief to understand recent changes in attention.

4. 04
   Know what you’re looking at

   News article counts and GDELT Coverage records stay separate. The app tracks attention; it does not turn mentions into trading recommendations.

This project brings together the parts of building I enjoy most: defining a useful idea, shaping the interface, working through the details, and making the experience feel coherent from the app icon to the last screen.

The free web preview is available now. The iOS release is being prepared for launch, with the app submitted for App Store review as of September 2026.

Product details: mentioned.today. Launch status last checked September 26, 2026.