A smart newsreader you make your own.

Findus reads over 5,000 publishers and YouTube channels and turns them into one feed that learns from what you save. Then it's yours to shape.

Pick any sketch for a closer look.

  • 5,000+ publishers & channels
  • save it, and it learns your taste
  • on your phone and laptop

It reads everything, so you don't have to.

Findus pulls in articles and videos from over 5,000 publishers and YouTube channels and ranks them into one feed. Every save teaches it a little more about what you like, and anything you save waits in your readlist on the web and on your phone.

  • more of this, less of that
  • hide a source for good
  • it asks, you decide

Steer it. It'll suggest tweaks.

Open Tune to choose the topics you want more or less of, and the sources you never want to see. Findus watches your reading too: save a few science stories and it asks whether to add Science. It only ever asks. Your picks never change unless you say so.

  • feeds readers made public
  • follow any of them
  • or build one: topics + sources

Build your own feeds. Follow anyone's.

A custom feed is a set of rules you write once: the topics, the sources, how fresh the articles are. Findus fills it again every day. Make yours public so other readers can follow it, and browse the ones they've built.

  • one mix per favourite topic
  • new every day
  • ranked against your reading

A Daily Mix for every topic you love.

Each of your favourite topics gets its own mix, rebuilt every day and ranked by how well it matches what you've been reading. It's the quick way to catch up on Climate or Tech without scrolling for it.

  • follow readers you trust
  • their reposts reach your feed
  • repost anything to your followers

Follow readers you trust. Share what's worth it.

Follow people whose taste you like, and whatever they repost shows up in your feed. Found something good yourself? Repost it, and it reaches everyone who follows you.

Start with a few topics.

Sign up, pick the topics you care about, and your first feed is ready.