The Feed is your main working screen: everything the campaigns find lands here, from all channels at once. One card = one signal; the list is on the left, the details of the selected card on the right.

Views

The switcher above the list:

• All - everything the campaigns collected.
• AI-selected - signals the AI recognised as leads; this is where the main work happens.
• AI-filtered - the AI looked at them and rejected them. The list is not hidden forever: if the AI got it wrong, the card has a "This is a lead - restore" button and the signal goes back into your queue.
• Archive - everything already handled.

Filters

• Campaign - show the signals of a single campaign (all campaigns by default).
• Unread only - a quick way to see what is new since your last visit.

Filters combine with views; if nothing matches the combination, the screen says so and offers to reset the filters.

What is on a card

• who wrote it and where (channel, chat or post, campaign);
• the text of the message itself;
• the AI verdict with a score - why this is a lead (expands on click);
• actions: reply draft, sending, "Not a lead", a reminder task.

For the details on these actions see the articles "Working with a signal" and "Lead actions" next to this one in the same section.

Where the cards come from

The Feed is shared by all campaigns and channels: Telegram chats, Threads search, LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Bluesky, Hacker News, replies to your own posts. In parallel, every signal is carried out by the campaign deliverers - to a Telegram bot, Slack, email or your CRM via webhook - so you can work without even opening the app (see the article "Multiple lead delivery channels and their order").