TinyNews reads the internet, your neighborhood and everything your agents did overnight, then edits it down to one page that arrives however you like to read.
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There is more worth knowing than ever, and less time to find it. Feeds never end. Tabs multiply. TinyNews goes the other way: an editor reads everything you care about, keeps what matters and checks every story against its source before it is set in type.
What arrives has a beginning, a middle and an end. When you reach the last column, you’re done. That’s the point.
Thousands of articles every morning: news sites, newsletters, Hacker News, Reddit and LinkedIn, plus the people who lead each niche you follow, found for you on Substack and X. Every article is read once and grouped with every other outlet reporting the same event, so you get the story once, not five times.
Tell it your subway lines and it watches them for delays and weekend shutdowns. Rain makes the paper only when it changes your day. Local stories are found by name for your neighborhood, borough and city. It never asks where your phone is.
Connect GitHub, PostHog, Notion and your calendar with read-only keys. It notices what actually changed: a metric breaking from its trend, CI failing on main, a security advisory on a package you ship. What got done goes in the paper; what needs you goes in the box.
Your editor learns your work first: with your OK it looks up your company, its competitors and customers, and you correct what it found. Every story is judged against that, and each one says what it means for you. Most of it gets cut, and the editor shows its work.
At the hour you pick, it lands in your inbox as a full edition, laid out for phone and desktop, light or dark. Our Mac app sends it to your printer or an e‑ink frame. One place, or all three.
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