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Your morning, edited.

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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Logos in the film are a sample of the kinds of sources TinyNews reads; they belong to their owners and don’t imply endorsement. Neighborhood, work and edition details are illustrative. Imagery: NASA Blue Marble and Black Marble; USGS National Map.

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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.
01 — THE INTERNET

The whole internet, read for you.

From Hacker News and Product Hunt to newsletters, forums and the feeds of the podcasts you follow. Your editor reads the sources you name, suggests a few you’d want, and goes back to all of them every morning.

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02 — YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

Your block, this morning.

The forecast, your train line and what’s on around the corner, from the public pages that cover where you live. Tell your editor the neighborhood. It never asks where your phone is.

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03 — YOUR AGENTS

Everything your agents did overnight.

Connect the AI assistant you already use. It reads the tools you approve, like GitHub, Slack, Notion and your analytics, and files a summary. Your paper separates what got done from what still needs you.

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04 — THE EDIT

Edited down to what matters.

Everything is ranked for relevance, novelty, consequence and use. Most of it gets cut, and the editor shows its work. What’s kept is checked against its source before it’s set in type.

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The Overnight
What happened while you slept.
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Your agents · overnight

Checkout v2 shipped while you slept

Four pull requests merged and 27,431 lines landed. One decision still needs you.

CHART · ACTIVATION, 8 WEEKS +12.4%

Between 1 and 5 a.m., four agent runs finished and one stalled. The checkout fix merged with all 412 tests passing, and TestFlight 2.4 reached the team at 5:41. Activation is up 12.4 percent this week; the pricing question is on page two, with both options side by side.

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05 — DELIVERY

Wherever
you read.

At the hour you pick, it lands in your inbox, on your printer or on an e‑ink frame. One place, or all three.

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