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One calm, beautiful place for the news — with AI summaries, a daily video briefing, and a reading level that adapts to every age. Built for the generation that left the news, and anyone who wants it back.
AI Powell indicates rate easing as inflation nears 2%. The S&P 500 surged 1.8% on the news.
Tap to see how the same app adapts. One profile setting — different tone, topics, and safety rails.
A generation has left the news, and nobody built them a replacement. Pulse is built for the way people actually read now.
Without transparency, without sources, without depth. Pulse brings the feel of TikTok to the substance of journalism.
News is scattered across newsletters, feeds, podcasts and paywalls. Pulse collapses that into one calm surface.
News Levels replace age-gates. A 13-year-old can grow into adult reading; anyone can dial it gentler on a hard day.
The same news — written at your level, on your terms. Progress by reading across sources, not by hitting a birthday.
Bright, picture-first stories about space, animals, sports and the world. A friendly voice. No ads. No scary rabbit-holes.
Tech, culture, politics, and the world — written with context, not jargon. A place to actually form an opinion.
Full bias transparency, source-grounded AI follow-ups, long-form when you want it, three minutes when you don’t.
Every story gets a one-sentence headline, a two-sentence summary, and a tap-to-expand “Why it matters” — so you can skim smart or go deep on your schedule.
A live left-to-right meter on every article, with a list of every outlet covering the story. Perspective is a feature, not a pop-up.
A personalized three-minute video recap of the day, generated fresh each morning. Your commute, your headphones, your news.
Every article has its own discussion — video takes first, text second, a poll underneath. Opinions follow the story, not the topic.
Streaks, XP, a daily quiz, and Pip the mascot cheering you on. Reading the news can feel like levelling up — we borrowed that from the app that learned it best.
Tap “Ask” on any story to dig deeper. Answers are grounded in the article and linked back to the original reporting — with a “steel-man the other side” button when you want the opposing view.
A three-minute video of what matters, made for your level.
Summaries, sources, bias, context — no infinite scroll.
Source-linked follow-ups and video discussions per article.
Three questions, fifty XP, and Pip doing a little dance.
A generation treats social feeds as their primary news source — and most of them don’t trust what they see. The AI tools to summarize, translate between reading levels, and converse about a story are finally both good and cheap enough to run for everyone. The category is wide open. Pulse is what fills it.
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No spam, no sharing, no pressure. Just news done better.
A note from the founder
I grew up between two countries and a dozen news apps. None of them felt made for anyone I knew. Pulse is the app I wish my 13-year-old self had — and the one I’d happily hand my parents. If that sounds like something you want to exist, I’d love to hear from you.
— Antonio, founder