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Full-time network infrastructure engineer by day. I built devdigest.io in evenings and weekends because I was drowning in AI/tech news, and every "AI-curated" digest I tried felt like a black box: no idea why a story was picked, no way to tell it "less of this."
So devdigest tells you why: every story carries a one-line reason it's in your digest, and downvoting one and saying why actually reweights what you see next, not just a topic checkbox.
The part I'm proudest of is the part you can't see. I read my own digest every morning, and last week I clicked a story and hit a paywall. Instead of fixing that one link, I checked every source in the pipeline: seven were quietly serving truncated paid posts, and 47% of what those sources had actually delivered over the previous month was a link you couldn't read. They're detected and dropped now, before they reach anyone's digest. Every change like that goes into a ledger with a before/after number and a review date, because "it shipped" and "it worked" are not the same thing.
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Full-time network infrastructure engineer by day. I built devdigest.io in evenings and weekends because I was drowning in AI/tech news, and every "AI-curated" digest I tried felt like a black box: no idea why a story was picked, no way to tell it "less of this."
So devdigest tells you why: every story carries a one-line reason it's in your digest, and downvoting one and saying why actually reweights what you see next, not just a topic checkbox.
The part I'm proudest of is the part you can't see. I read my own digest every morning, and last week I clicked a story and hit a paywall. Instead of fixing that one link, I checked every source in the pipeline: seven were quietly serving truncated paid posts, and 47% of what those sources had actually delivered over the previous month was a link you couldn't read. They're detected and dropped now, before they reach anyone's digest. Every change like that goes into a ledger with a before/after number and a review date, because "it shipped" and "it worked" are not the same thing.
Free 14-day trial, no card required, €50/year after. Would love your feedback, especially the critical kind.