Daily Briefing
Your morning news digest. Top stories across 8 categories, updated every 30 minutes.
About Daily Briefing
Every morning, Daily Briefing pulls the top stories across eight categories and lays them out in a clean, scannable digest — no hunting through tabs, no algorithmic rabbit holes. Stories refresh every 30 minutes, so a quick check at 7 a.m. and another at noon will keep you genuinely current without the noise.
It fits naturally into lifestyle apps designed to make daily routines a little smoother. The format is intentionally lean: headline, brief summary, move on. There's no account to create and nothing to configure before your first read.
It works best on a phone during the first ten minutes of your day — coffee in hand, notifications still off.
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How to use
• View curated daily news articles organized by category (World, Technology, Business, etc.) • Click category tabs at the top to filter articles by topic, or select "All" to see everything • Click any article title to open the full story in a new tab • Browse articles using mouse/trackpad - scroll to see more content • The summary bar shows total stories, categories, sources, and estimated reading time • Articles display title, description, source, and publication time • Content automatically refreshes every 30 minutes to stay current • If articles don't load, refresh your browser to try again • Each article shows which news source it came from and how long ago it was published • Categories are marked with emoji icons for easy identification
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