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Your morning, in print.
A quiet aggregator for podcasts and longreads. Polled overnight, ready by sunrise.
Last night while you slept feeds checked thirty‑four sources, picked up six new episodes of NPR Up First, three from The Daily, and queued an essay from Stratechery for your reading list. Nothing pinged. Nothing notified. The world updated itself on the side, and now waits for you with a cup of coffee.
You can mark items read, archive them, or send them to storage with a single keystroke. Everything is plain HTML, served from a small Rust process. No tracker, no analytics — just the text, the way it was meant to be read.