About Espresso
World moves fast. Espresso tries to make it make sense. Ideally before your coffee gets cold, but we make no promises about your coffee.
We’re the publication side of Project Cafecito. We cover developments across AI, cybersecurity, aviation, robotics, markets, startups, work, and politics. The goal is to get past “something happened” and into “here’s what changed, what it connects to, and why you might care.” No twelve-tab scavenger hunt required.
Espresso Publications: You’re already here
Espresso turns research signals and related events into articles and short updates. Our AI barista helps find connections and draft the words. Yes, it’s a bot. We figured you’d rather hear that from us than catch it wearing a tiny fake mustache.
Automation lets us cover more ground, but it can also get things wrong. Follow the sources in an article, question a claim that doesn’t add up, and tell us when we’ve missed something. We’d rather fix a bad shot than serve it twice.
Want new stories without remembering to check the homepage? Subscribe. Prefer your news delivered to a feed reader, where it belongs with your other 47 feeds? Here’s the Espresso RSS feed.
Espresso API: Bring your own cup
Want to work with the events and signals behind Espresso? Start at the Cafecito developer portal, create an API key, and explore the Espresso API. If your workflow has more agents than humans, there’s an Espresso MCP endpoint for that too.
Build a dashboard, track a topic, or make something we haven’t thought of yet. We’re curious what you’ll brew.
Beans: The sister with the gossips
Beans is the trending news app in the Cafecito family. Browse what’s gaining attention across publishers and topics, then follow the stories that interest you. Think of Beans as the one saying, “Hey, look at this,” while Espresso pulls up a chair and says, “Okay, what’s going on?”
Both are useful. Neither will judge your browser tab count.
Find us elsewhere
Sometimes a full article is more than your scroll break can accommodate. Find shorter updates and occasional questionable coffee jokes on:
Have a correction, a feature idea, or a particularly strong opinion about one of our headlines? Send us feedback. The barista can take it.
Espresso and Beans are made by Project Cafecito. We take the work seriously.
PS - The coffee names have gotten out of hand. ☕