Oct 5, 2026
Oakland, California, United States, October 5, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Founder Who Couldn't Keep Up With His Own Subscriptions Launches Adviserry on ProductHunt and There's An AI For That
Adam Casson had a problem that looked like a productivity habit. He subscribed to dozens of newsletters and YouTube channels from operators, marketers and founders he respected, and he read most of them. Very little of it ever made it into his own work, because it was too much info.

"I'd read a great teardown on pricing on Tuesday and have no idea where it was by Friday, when I actually needed it," said Adam, founder of Casson Technologies Inc. "The advice was good. I just had no way to get from reading it to using it. So I built the thing I wanted."
That thing is Adviserry, which launched this week on ProductHunt and There's An AI For That (TAAFT).
How it works
Users connect Gmail once, and Adviserry finds the newsletters already sitting in their inbox. They can add YouTube channels too, and new videos are transcribed as they publish. Everything is organized into topic panels (for example "pricing" or "hiring") and becomes one searchable archive with sources attached.
The part Casson built it for comes next. Users tell Adviserry what they are working on, and each week it reads across everything their experts published and drafts a short list of actions tied to those projects, each one citing the issue or video it came from.
"I didn't want another summary to skim," Casson said. "Summaries still leave the work to you. I wanted something that says: here is what three people you trust said this week, and here is what that means for the launch you're doing right now."
For people who work inside AI assistants, Adviserry also runs an MCP server, so Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients can search a user's own newsletter and video archive directly.
Built by a solo founder, for people like him
Casson built Adviserry alone, and it shows in who it is for: solo founders, consultants and knowledge workers who follow a lot of smart people and have no team to turn that reading into decisions.
"If you subscribe to twenty newsletters, you've effectively hired twenty advisors and then never called any of them," Casson said. "Adviserry is how you actually call them (or an AI version)."
Pricing and availability
Adviserry is available now at adviserry.com. Plans start at $14.99 per month for Core, with Pro at $24.99 per month and a Team plan at $99.99 per month for five seats. Core and Pro include a 7-day free trial. The TAAFT listing is at theresanaiforthat.com/ai/adviserry.
About Adviserry
Adviserry is an AI-powered archive for the newsletters and YouTube channels people already follow. It gathers them from Gmail and YouTube into one searchable place and turns them into weekly, source-cited actions tied to the user's own projects. Adviserry is built by Casson Technologies Inc.
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