MagPunk is a privacy-first media monitoring tool that runs entirely on your device. Instead of a typical chronological RSS feed, it filters noise using a local scoring system based on freshness, confirmation, and title quality. Features include on-device tagging, similarity grouping, a Daily Brief, and offline reading. No accounts, no ads, no tracking—your data never leaves your phone. Core features are free; advanced tools are available in the Pro tier. Take control of your headlines.
Hi everyone, I'm Heval Deniz, the solo developer and designer behind MagPunk.
With a background in communications, I spend a lot of time analyzing how we consume media. The current state of news feeds is mostly noise, clickbait, and endless tracking. I wanted a tool that filters this chaos, respects my time, and doesn't spy on me while doing it.
That is exactly why I built MagPunk. It is not a standard chronological RSS reader. It’s a media monitor that runs entirely on edge computing.
There is no backend server analyzing your habits. The tagging, sentiment analysis, similarity matching, and scoring—all of it happens locally on your phone. It ignores popularity metrics and instead filters your feed based on freshness, independent confirmation, and title quality.
No accounts, no ads, and absolutely zero server-side data collection. Just a clean, offline-first environment where you set the rules.
I built this to be a quiet, efficient utility for people who want to control their own feeds. I would really appreciate your thoughts on the local scoring approach and the overall UI. I'll be here to answer any questions.