NewsHive is a cleaner and calmer way to read the news. Pick your own topics and add your own sources, read full articles without the clutter, and get a quick summary when you're short on time. No engagement tricks, no algorithm deciding what you see. Just the news you actually asked for. NewsHive is designed around a simple idea: If you actually read the news, the app should get out of your way. I want to put NewsHive in front of people who care about how they consume information.
That's still one of the hardest parts. I don't think there's a perfect answer. I started with topics and sources because I found that more predictable than trying to build an algorithm that decides what everyone should care about.
I've been building NewsHive solo for 10 months, and it's now been downloaded close to 1,000 times.
A lot of what's in the app today came directly from what real early users asked for. Better images, more reliable RSS feeds, a cleaner premium experience.
I didn't want another social feed for news. I didn't want an endless stream optimized for engagement.
I wanted somewhere I could open in the morning, see the topics and sources I care about, read a few articles, and close the app.
If you try it, I'd genuinely love to know what's confusing, what's missing, or what would make you stick around.
I didn't like Google News, so I built NewsHive.
I've been building NewsHive solo for 10 months, and it's now been downloaded close to 1,000 times.
A lot of what's in the app today came directly from what real early users asked for. Better images, more reliable RSS feeds, a cleaner premium experience.
I didn't want another social feed for news. I didn't want an endless stream optimized for engagement.
I wanted somewhere I could open in the morning, see the topics and sources I care about, read a few articles, and close the app.
If you try it, I'd genuinely love to know what's confusing, what's missing, or what would make you stick around.