Bringing the tech community closer to scientific production.

Closing the gap between research and practice

Thousands of scientific articles are published every day, at a pace no single person can keep up with. Most of these discoveries never reach the people who could put them into practice. Exatamente News exists to close that gap between academic research and the tech community — not by replacing the work of researchers, but by helping more people discover it.

An initiative by Exatamente Soluções Educacionais

A startup dedicated to educational technology, focused on bringing research-based innovation into the classroom. Works on developing educational products and programs, committed to evidence-based education.

Frequently asked questions

What is Exatamente News?

It is a discovery tool for scientific and academic knowledge. We track relevant publications in specific areas of interest and present them as short news items, helping teachers, students and tech professionals quickly decide what is worth reading.

Does AI write the news items by itself?

No. AI is only used to support the production of an initial draft of the short news item. Every publication goes through human review before going live — no content is published automatically.

Can AI misinterpret the research?

That's exactly why human review exists. Before anything is published, we check clarity and fidelity to the original article — and the news item always links to the source, so you can check it yourself.

Does the short news item replace reading the original article?

No. The short news item exists to help you decide whether it is worth digging deeper, not to replace reading the paper. Every news item links to the original source.

Which areas does Exatamente News cover?

Today, Software Engineering & Architecture, AI applied to Education, Blockchain and Bitcoin. New areas may be added as the product is prioritized.

Where is the news published?

On Discord, for free, organized by topic channel according to the area of interest.

Is it free?

Yes. All content is available for free, with no paywall and no mandatory sign-up.

Do the original authors get credit?

Yes. Every news item credits the authors and researchers responsible for the original work and links to the source publication.

Do I need to already know these topics?

No. The short news item is designed as an entry point: it explains the essentials in a few seconds, so you can decide whether to dig deeper, even with no prior knowledge of the topic.