The loyalty news that is about you

What Programme Pulse is

Programme Pulse is the news feed inside your Miles Mosaic account. You see it in two places. The News section of your dashboard has four views: For you, Your airlines, Your hotels and All news. The Programme updates page groups the same news by programme, next to each programme's next deadline.

Each item carries its date, a headline, a short summary written by Miles Mosaic and a link to where it was published. A rule change that touches a programme you hold is marked "Affects you" and appears first. The For you view also carries general travel news and new Miles Mosaic guides; All news shows everything the feed has read.

How it works, in three steps

1. Add the programmes you hold. Airline, hotel and card programmes all count, and the free plan stores any number of them.
2. Programme Pulse matches the news to them. It reads official programme pages and specialist sites every day and files each item under the programme it is about.
3. Read it when it suits you. The feed is on your dashboard whenever you open it, and each Thursday a selected summary arrives in the email Your week in loyalty, next to your own deadlines and trips.

What you see in your first five minutes

Add one programme and the News section of your dashboard already has items for it. Open Programme updates and you get one block per programme: the next deadline with the days left, what your current pace means for it, and the news below. When nothing has happened, the block says so in plain words, for example "Quiet week for Bonvoy", so an empty week does not look like a broken feed.

A real example

On 25 October 2026 Flying Blue opened Qantas reward tickets in Premium Economy and First. A test account that holds Flying Blue saw this at the top of its feed, marked "Flying Blue, your points" and "Affects you":

Flying Blue: Qantas awards now in Premium Economy and First. You can now spend Flying Blue Miles on Qantas reward tickets in Premium Economy and First, as well as Economy and Business, subject to availability. Took effect 25 Oct 2026. Read on flyingblue.com.

An account that holds no Flying Blue programme does not get that mark. That is the whole idea: the same news, sorted by what you hold.

Where the news comes from

From the programmes themselves and from specialist sites that follow them: today the feed reads 30 newsrooms and blogs. Every item names its source and links to it, so you can read the original. The short summaries are ours and are labelled "Our summary", so they are never mistaken for the source's own words.

A rule change links to the programme's own announcement. For some programmes we do not follow announcements yet; the Programme updates page says so on that programme's block.

What is free, and what Pro adds

Explorer, the free plan, includes the feed for all the programmes you hold, rule changes matched to your programmes and tiers, and the weekly email Your week in loyalty.

Pro adds the estimated impact of a rule change on you, and an email when a programme you hold devalues, with the estimated loss. Pro is ad-free. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.

Its limits

Programme Pulse is a news feed, not a search of fares or award seats. A summary is a pointer to the source, and the programme's own page is always the authority. Coverage follows the sources we read, so a small promotion on a site we do not follow can be missed. The newsletter you can join without an account is a different thing: occasional editorial analysis, not this personal feed.