LumeNews
Beta
LumeNews turns the topics you follow into a short daily briefing — pulled from sources that you choose.
Three separate groups reported gains in solid-state cell density within days of each other. The common thread is a cheaper separator, not a new chemistry.
Reliability review outcomes are reshaping the manifest, with the next window opening in March.
Two regional operators published revised demand curves this week, both citing the same three cold snaps.
After a decade of whitespace, several teams are shipping tighter layouts and saying users asked for it.
Tap a topic to follow it, tap again to mute it for good. Your feed only ever covers what you've actually chosen.
Add any blog or publication's URL and LumeNews folds its latest posts straight into your briefing.
Every story is written from search results pulled that day, then matched back to a real, open-able source — never invented.
Swipe right to save a story for later, left to move on. Easy as that.
Every day it puts together a short briefing from the topics you follow. It's written from real search results, not a generic headline feed.
Just search, live. It only writes from search results pulled the moment you ask, never from its own memory. And AI generation stays off until you turn it on yourself.
Yes. Follow a topic, mute one you never want to see, or add your own site. The feed only ever reflects what you've told it to show.
You'll be testing early builds through TestFlight, free, with occasional rough edges. Your feedback shapes what ships next.
iOS for now. Other platforms are on the list once the core experience is solid.
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