Qood News started as a side project inside another app, a recipe aggregator that also needed a content crawler. Good news felt like a simpler place to learn: more consistent sources, clearer signal for what counts as a good story. Somewhere in the building it stopped feeling like a learning exercise. Now it's the first thing I open every morning, which felt like a sign to keep going. The core idea: not feel-good fluff, but real human achievement. A fashion house launches a collection. A solo dev ships v1.0 after two years. A city finishes a decade-long library. These things happen every day and disappear into trade press silos without the wider audience that would actually celebrate them. It's still alpha. The crawler breaks regularly. About 15 of 70 sources are paused at any given time. But the feed is genuinely good and gets better every week. Happy to answer questions about how the AI classifier works, where the stories come from, or where this is headed.

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Sick of bad news? Real wins from every industry. Alpha.

Sick of bad news? Real wins from every industry. Alpha.