A few questions. Then we'll tell you how likely you are to love it.
One place to read the news, understand it, and talk about it. AI summaries, a daily briefing, per-article discussions, and a community behind every story. Built for the generation that left the news — and the one that never stopped caring.
Join the waitlist →A generation has left the news, and nobody built them a replacement. Pulse is built for the way people actually read now.
Without transparency, without sources, without depth — but at least they're talking. Pulse brings the conversation to journalism, not just the feed.
News is scattered across newsletters, feeds, podcasts and paywalls. Pulse collapses that into one calm surface — where reading it and discussing it happen in the same place.
News Levels replace age-gates. A 13-year-old can grow into adult reading; anyone can dial it gentler on a hard day.
The same news written at your level, on your terms. Progress by reading across sources.
Bright, picture-first stories about space, animals, sports and the world. A friendly voice. No ads. No scary rabbit-holes.
Tech, culture, politics, and the world, written with context. A place to actually form an opinion.
Full bias transparency, source-grounded AI follow-ups, long-form when you want it, three minutes when you don't.
Every story gets a one-sentence headline, a two-sentence summary, and a tap-to-expand “Why it matters”, so you can skim smart or go deep on your schedule.
A live left-to-right meter on every article, with a list of every outlet covering the story. Perspective is a feature, not a pop-up.
A personalized three-minute video recap of the day, generated fresh each morning. Your commute, your headphones, your news.
Every article opens a room. Read, react, leave your take, reply to others. Opinions follow the story — not the algorithm, not the rage cycle. A poll underneath every article tells you where readers actually stand.
Streaks, XP, a daily quiz, and Bubl cheering you on. Reading the news can feel like levelling up — we borrowed that mechanic from the app that proved it works, and built it around journalism instead of grammar drills.
Tap “Ask” on any story to dig deeper. Answers are grounded in the article and linked back to the original reporting. You can always see the opposing view to judge critically.
A three-minute video of what matters, made for your level.
Summaries, sources, bias, context — no infinite scroll.
Source-linked follow-ups and a community that reacts to the same stories you're reading.
Three questions, fifty XP, and Bubl doing a little dance.
We're building in the open with a small group of early readers and founding community members. Leave your email and we'll send you an invite when the beta opens.
No spam, no sharing, no pressure. Just news done better.
A note from the founder
I grew up between two countries and a dozen social media apps. All were made with the same need: create an addictive loop, and revenue for social media. When I adopted a time limit on apps in my phone, I realized I was left out of news. I didn't know what was going on around me. Now I fixed it.
— Antonio, founder