BrevFeed is a tech-news reader that does the rounds for you. It follows 28 technology outlets, groups the articles that cover the same story, and writes one neutral, sourced summary per story — so you read the news once, with every outlet's angle in one place, instead of the same headline ten times.
1 — Collect. We crawl the public RSS feeds of established tech outlets and fetch the articles they publish, respecting each site's robots rules.
2 — Group. Articles about the same event are matched together automatically (by semantic similarity), so a story covered by TechCrunch, Ars Technica and The Hacker News becomes one story with three perspectives.
3 — Summarize. A large language model writes a neutral headline, summary and key points for each story from the underlying reporting. The same pipeline produces the daily audio briefs and the read-aloud narration (text-to-speech).
Currently following 28 outlets (583 stories from 790 articles so far):
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