Feedpik
News reader with a privacy-first, tunable personalized feed
A news app that gathers everything you follow into one feed and rewrites its ranking whenever you tell it what you want.
Features
- Everything in One Place: Gathers the scattered websites, blogs, newsletters, podcasts, and social accounts you follow into a single inbox that you order yourself.
- Ranking You Can Talk To: Tell your feed what matters. It re-ranks on the spot.
- Daily Briefing — A summary of each story that mattered today.
- Trending Radar — Surfaces the stories heating up.
- AI Summary — Get the gist of a long piece in seconds
- AI Translate — Read anything in your own language
- AI Explain — Hit a term or a passage you don't follow and have it put in plain words
- Ask AI — Ask questions about the piece you're reading and get answers drawn from it.
- Drafts — Never start from a blank page: what you read and saved becomes a first draft
- Delivered to Chat — Your briefing arrives in Telegram or Discord.
- Bring Your Own AI — Hook up the assistant you already use and let it find sources, pick what is worth reading, tune your ranking and write your daily brief.
- Personas — Keep your serious reading and your downtime in separate spaces, each with its own sources and ranking, under one account.
Use Cases
Bring your reader across — Bring your subscriptions over as they are and let the ranking handle the rest
From idea to draft — The three slowest parts of writing a piece — finding the story, gathering the material, getting to a first draft — done in one place.
Ten minutes each morning — Ten minutes in the chat app you already have open, and you are caught up.
Read the source, in your language — Subscribe in English, read in your own language, and have anything you don't follow explained on the spot.
A research burst — Give a research project its own space for a month, then let it go quiet — your main feed never learns your detour.
Comments
Being able to explicitly tell the feed what I care about is much more appealing than trying to reverse-engineer why an algorithm keeps recommending something. How persistent is that feedback over time? For example, could I say “prioritize WebGPU and browser performance for the next two weeks” without permanently changing my main feed? The separate personas seem useful here, but temporary interests might be an interesting middle ground too.
Feedpik Your product has strong potential, but I found a few key improvements that could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions—please contact me at [email protected].
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Being able to explicitly tell the feed what I care about is much more appealing than trying to reverse-engineer why an algorithm keeps recommending something. How persistent is that feedback over time? For example, could I say “prioritize WebGPU and browser performance for the next two weeks” without permanently changing my main feed? The separate personas seem useful here, but temporary interests might be an interesting middle ground too.
Feedpik Your product has strong potential, but I found a few key improvements that could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions—please contact me at [email protected].
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