Every story in 100 words
Card-style summaries you can swipe through in seconds, from 60+ trusted sources with clear attribution and links to the full article.
News in 100 Words
The day's biggest stories in 100 words each — card-style summaries from 60+ trusted sources across India and the world, with state-level local news, a daily digest at your chosen time, and offline reading. No login, no tracking.





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Full coverage — the same story from several publishers is now one card; tap “N sources” to compare
Listen — hear stories read aloud, one after another, hands-free
Follow topics and your city — each gets its own tab
Home screen widget with the top headlines
Optional breaking-news alerts, with quiet hours
Download for offline — or let it happen automatically on Wi-Fi
Reader mode: reading time, text size, line spacing, sepia pages, and it remembers where you stopped
“Why am I seeing this?” and “Show less like this” on every card
A “You're all caught up” marker shows where your last visit ended
Bookmark folders, and share your saved list
Better screen-reader support and Undo when hiding sources or categories
Card-style summaries you can swipe through in seconds, from 60+ trusted sources with clear attribution and links to the full article.
Follow India headlines and pick your own states for local news.
A once-a-day briefing at the time you choose, and stories that save automatically for metro rides and flights.
Smarter feed - latest stories first, trending news rises to the top
60+ trusted sources with clear attribution and links to full articles
Bookmarks, search across all headlines, and one-tap sharing
No login, no account, no personal data collected - light & dark mode
No. There's no login, no account, and no personal data collected.
From 60+ trusted publishers including Times of India, NDTV, Hindustan Times, India Today, The Hindu, and BBC — always with attribution and a link to the full article.
Yes. Pick any Indian states you care about and their headlines appear alongside national news.
Yes. Stories save automatically so you can keep reading on the metro or a flight.
A once-a-day notification with the day's top stories, delivered at whatever time you choose.