Fomoless is a focused internet news tool for catching the newest updates across AI, business, design, development, entertainment, food, gaming, medicine, music, science, social, sports, and technology.
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Hey Product Hunt,
I built Fomoless because keeping up with what’s happening online has become unnecessarily exhausting.
You open X, then Google, then newsletters, blogs, Reddit, YouTube, and somehow still feel like you missed something important.
Fomoless is a simple way to catch up without the endless scroll.
It gathers fresh updates from across the web, organizes them by category, and gives you a cleaner way to understand what’s happening in one place.
The goal is simple:
Less searching.
Less scrolling.
More clarity.
This is an early version, so I’d love your feedback on the experience, the categories, and what sources or features you’d like to see next.
Thanks for checking it out.
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How does it actually pull the news, and can I connect my own RSS feeds or is it locked to your sources?
Right now, Fomoless pulls news from a curated set of sources and organizes them by category so users can catch up quickly without jumping between multiple feeds.
Custom RSS feeds are not available yet, but that is definitely one of the next features I want to explore.
So for now, it uses our sources — but the long-term goal is not to lock users in. It’s to give them more control over what they want to follow, without bringing back the noise.
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How does the curation actually work under the hood, and are the sources you pull from configurable or fully managed on your end?
Right now, the curation is managed on our end. Fomoless pulls from a curated set of sources, then normalizes the articles, groups them by category, removes noise/duplicates, and presents them in a cleaner format so it’s easier to catch up.
The sources are not configurable by users yet. For this first version, I wanted to keep the experience simple and make sure the default feed feels useful before opening up source customization.
Long term, configurable sources would make a lot of sense, especially for people who already have trusted feeds they follow.
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Tried it for a quick scan this morning and the AI and dev feeds felt genuinely fresh, not just rehashed from the usual sources. The focused layout made it easy to skip past sports and food without extra clicks.
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@eyda9c3c Thank you, Şeyda. Really glad to hear that.
That was exactly the goal: make the feed feel fresh and focused, but still easy to filter mentally without forcing extra clicks.
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Love how clean the category layout is here, makes scanning for AI and tech updates feel effortless instead of overwhelming.
How does it actually pull the news, and can I connect my own RSS feeds or is it locked to your sources?
@smeyyebiicvztb Great question, Sümeyye.
Right now, Fomoless pulls news from a curated set of sources and organizes them by category so users can catch up quickly without jumping between multiple feeds.
Custom RSS feeds are not available yet, but that is definitely one of the next features I want to explore.
So for now, it uses our sources — but the long-term goal is not to lock users in. It’s to give them more control over what they want to follow, without bringing back the noise.
How does the curation actually work under the hood, and are the sources you pull from configurable or fully managed on your end?
@devranzalpkib4 Great question, Devran.
Right now, the curation is managed on our end. Fomoless pulls from a curated set of sources, then normalizes the articles, groups them by category, removes noise/duplicates, and presents them in a cleaner format so it’s easier to catch up.
The sources are not configurable by users yet. For this first version, I wanted to keep the experience simple and make sure the default feed feels useful before opening up source customization.
Long term, configurable sources would make a lot of sense, especially for people who already have trusted feeds they follow.
Tried it for a quick scan this morning and the AI and dev feeds felt genuinely fresh, not just rehashed from the usual sources. The focused layout made it easy to skip past sports and food without extra clicks.
@eyda9c3c Thank you, Şeyda. Really glad to hear that.
That was exactly the goal: make the feed feel fresh and focused, but still easy to filter mentally without forcing extra clicks.
Love how clean the category layout is here, makes scanning for AI and tech updates feel effortless instead of overwhelming.