Every tap teaches the feed. Pulse reads what you read and re-ranks the day around it — no algorithm soup, one red thread.
Genre affinity, recency, popularity, topic similarity — minus what you've seen, plus a pinch of exploration. Like three tech stories and tech floats to the top. Mute a topic and it's gone. The maths is honest and the dial is yours.
Read the published formula →BBC, The Verge, Ars Technica, The Guardian — pulled live, parsed clean, photos in grayscale so the news is the colour.
Four complexity modes per story — skim it as an executive brief or unfold the full analysis. Same story, your altitude.
Per-source trust dials, topic pins, duplicate-cluster collapse, a slow-news toggle. The feed is an instrument; play it.
A full PWA — offline shell, home-screen icon, deep links that survive a cold start. The newspaper that ships itself.
An original recap with three key points — remade from the source, never scraped. Plus "why you're seeing this" so the ranking is never a mystery.
Your top five stories synthesised into one read — what happened, why it matters, what to watch. Five minutes, fully caught up.
A conversational desk grounded in today's feed. Answers cite the stories they came from.
Trace any story back through the beats that led here — a timeline from first spark to this morning's NOW.
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Nine to choose from — tech, world, business, science, culture and more. This seeds the first front page; nothing is locked in.
Open, like, save, skip. Every signal nudges the ranking — affinity up, seen-it decay down. No surveys, no settings maze.
Within a session the front page is recognisably yours. Check "why you're seeing this" on any story to audit the maths.
"The news didn't get worse. The ranking did. So we gave it back."