The day's news cut to the bone — 60-second clips and short written summaries you can finish before your stop.
Editors read the wires overnight and send a single list of what moved. Headline, three lines, done — not a newsletter you scroll past.
Video stories trimmed to the part that matters, vertical, captioned, watchable with the sound off on a train.
Pick the beats you follow and mute the ones you don't. The feed shifts with what you finish, not with what you accidentally tapped.
Breaking means breaking. We set a bar for what earns a push, so your lock screen stays quiet between the stories that don't wait.
Each bite carries the outlet it came from and a tap through to the full piece, for the days you do want the long version.
Our desk, our cutting room, and where it ends up.
Tell us which one you're after and we'll pick up the thread from there.
Get on the list for the next build and tell us what you'd cut.
For publishers who want their reporting summarised and credited inside the feed.
For brands who want to appear between the bites without pretending to be one.
Scope and terms are agreed per enquiry — nothing is fixed before we've spoken.
I finish the digest before the kettle boils and I still know what happened. That was the whole ask.
The clips are the right length. Sixty seconds, captions on, no intro music, no presenter clearing their throat.
My phone used to buzz for everything. Now it buzzes maybe twice a week, and both times it mattered.
Readers, newsrooms and brands all land here. Say which you are and we'll take it from there.
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