News for product builders
The product, AI and startup news that matters to your role, in three minutes. Every story cites its sources.
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How it works
Every few hours our newsroom finds what actually happened in AI, software and startups, checks it against the sources and writes it up for builders. You get the few stories that matter to your work, not everything that was published.
Each story lists the articles, filings and posts it was written from, with the quotes it relied on. Open any of them and check for yourself.
A TL;DR, the key points and the figures that matter. The long version is a tap away when a story earns it.
The same news, ranked for the work on your plate. The deck learns what you finish and what you pass on.
Inside the app
A morning briefing, products taken apart, a podcast, the model race and the best of what builders are reading.
Design tools grew an agent mode. Handoff just changed.
Up to speed before standup. Launches, pricing changes and model releases from overnight, each written up for the way you work.
The onboarding that shows value before signup
Real flows from real products, taken apart. Steal the good parts.
The bet we called three episodes ago
The week’s stories as a podcast, with the transcript following along as it plays.
Where the models stand: ranked by score, the best value for money, and what was just released.
Talks, essays and videos from builders worth your time. Like what you want more of, swipe away what you don’t.
Yes. Reading is free and needs no account. Some cards are sponsored or ads, and they’re labelled.
Our newsroom writes them with AI, from public sources, and checks them against those sources. Every story lists what it was written from, so you can check too.
No. Sign up only if you want your saved stories, highlights and notes on more than one device.
iPhone, for now. The public beta runs through TestFlight, Apple’s app for trying apps before they reach the App Store.
Open the story’s menu and tap Report. We’ll take a look and fix it if something’s off.
Catch up in three minutes, with the sources to prove it.
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