The Catalog is where you subscribe to events worth an interruption. Everything else stays silent.

Signal	What it does
Personal Reminder	Speaks a message you wrote once or on a recurring schedule. See Personal reminders
Token Announcements	Speaks broadcasts from a token's verified team. Subscribe from the catalog (listed tokens only) or a public /t/… page
X Articles	Reads, summarizes, or teaches a long-form X Article out loud. Start in the X Articles wizard or tag @AnnouncrFM on X. See X Articles
Telegram Channels	Speaks new posts from public channels in the catalog (text via TTS; short voice/audio plays as recorded)
Telegram Group Announcements	Speaks pinned messages from a Telegram group you linked (default). Group admins can run /announcr to also speak admin messages or every message
Telegram Group Activity Summaries	Speaks a recap of a group's conversation every 4 hours, once its admins run /announcr summary on. Quiet windows are skipped. See Telegram
Webhooks	Speaks what your AI agents and apps send to your personal URL, or publishes to a feed channel you allowlisted on that webhook. See AI agents and Webhooks

Want to hear about something the catalog doesn't cover, like email, Slack, or token prices? Ask your AI agent to watch it and announce it on Announcr. See AI agents.

Signals retired from the catalog keep working if you already have one. You can still manage or remove them under Signals.

After you subscribe, manage everything under Signals: pause/resume, edit parameters, toggle Latest only, set interrupt level (whisper → interrupt), set a custom icon (where available), or unsubscribe.

Create by voice {#create-by-voice}

When voice signal creation is enabled, tap the microphone in the app header (or use the voice control on a catalog form). Speak what you want watched or reminded, review the proposed fields, edit if needed, and confirm. Supported categories include personal reminders and other voice-eligible catalog rows. If a category is not voice-eligible, create it from the catalog form instead.

Interrupt level controls whether a signal may play during quiet hours. Only Interrupt breaks quiet hours; Urgent does not. Personal reminders default to normal (they wait during quiet hours unless you raise them to interrupt).

Important ambient lane is separate from catalog subscriptions: it is an opt-in fill for posts you do not already follow. See Spoken alerts → Important. If you subscribe to a source, you hear it through that subscription — not again as ambient Important.

Your voice pack in Settings controls how spoken (TTS) signals sound (unless the platform forces a pack for that signal type or token). Original Telegram voice notes and audio clips play as recorded — they do not use your pack voice.

Titles (paid plans): in Settings you can pick a title (King, Commander, …). On some signals, your assistant may open with a short lead-in such as "Sire, a message on X." — not every time, and never when a different brand voice is forced for that alert.

Step-by-step: Personal reminders · Telegram · Webhooks · AI agents · Grok · Titles