SparkFeed

For teams

Read together from a shared source list.

Follow public feeds in a shared workspace. Group sources by topic, review original articles, and bring context to team discussions.

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What to follow

Build a reading list around the work.

Bring useful public sources into one routine your team can return to.

Company updates

Follow product notes, research, and announcements at the source.

Industry reporting

Add independent coverage around the topics your team follows.

Public research

Keep studies and official notices beside the related reporting.

A better reading routine

One topic. A clearer view of the sources.

Keep useful sources together and give important updates a closer read.

Three teammates review source clippings around a shared question card.

Start with the question your team shares.

Pick a subject the team needs to follow. Add feeds from the people closest to it, then include reporting that adds another view.

  • Choose a topic tied to current work
  • Bring primary and independent sources together
  • Check public pages before relying on them
Choose your sources

Keep the context close to each update.

Group related feeds in workspace folders. Read the original article before the team decides what matters or what to do next.

Topic foldersOriginal articles
Review a sample team brief
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See the idea in practice

Read the source. Bring a better question.

A sample city mobility briefing. Choose an update to see a question your team could discuss together.

City mobility team

Make it a habit

A simple routine the team can repeat.

  1. Choose a team question

    Start with a topic your team wants to understand.

  2. Add public sources

    Follow useful feeds and check that items come through.

  3. Group by topic

    Keep related sources together in workspace folders.

  4. Read and discuss

    Review the originals, then share your take in your team workflow.

A clear fit

Give your team one reading routine.

Keep public sources and topic folders in one workspace. Read, compare, and discuss the updates in your team's own workflow.

01How can a team use Sparkfeed together?
Use an organization workspace to keep team feeds and topic folders together. Each member can read the original articles and bring useful context to the team's own discussion.
02What sources can our team follow?
Add RSS or Atom feeds. You can also test a public website as a source and confirm it returns the items you need.
03Can we organize feeds by project or topic?
Yes. Group feeds in workspace folders by subject, project, or the question your team is following.
04Does Sparkfeed include team chat or comments?
Sparkfeed is for reading and organizing sources. Hold the discussion in the meeting or team tool you already use.
05What's a good way to get started?
Choose one topic, add a few useful public sources, and check that their articles come through before expanding the list. See the live demo.