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Turn reading into reusable research

Discover content, organize sources, work with AI, and publish the result from one workspace.
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newsence brings content discovery, source management, research, and writing into one knowledge workspace. It organizes material from RSS, Hacker News, X/Twitter, YouTube, and academic sources, then lets AI read the articles, documents, and project context you choose.

It is more than an RSS reader and more than a standalone AI chat. The core idea is to make every reading session useful in your next research or writing project.

A typical workflow

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Discover content → Save resources → Add them to a Collection or Workspace
                 → Summarize, compare, and research with AI
                 → Create a document → Choose whether to publish it

You can browse public content in Discover before signing in. Sign in to save articles, create Workspaces, write documents, and keep your chat history.

Four core concepts

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Concept Purpose Use it when
Resource An article, post, video, PDF, image, or other readable item You want to save or give AI one piece of source material
Collection A reusable, publishable set of content around a topic You want to build a long-term subject library
Workspace The working scope for a research or writing project You need selected resources, documents, and AI conversations in one context
Document Long-form content written by you or AI You are producing notes, reports, articles, or a shareable result

A Collection and a Workspace are not two names for the same kind of folder. Collections are for long-term curation. Workspaces provide the active context for a specific research or publishing task. You can pin a Collection to a Workspace without copying every resource inside it.

What newsence can help you do

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  • Browse public content from different formats in one interface.
  • Search, filter, and create custom feeds.
  • Save web pages or upload PDFs and images for background acquisition and analysis.
  • Summarize one source or compare agreements and disagreements across several sources.
  • Draft and edit documents or create an audio overview from Workspace material.
  • Publish documents, share public Collections, or showcase public saves on your profile.

Start here

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If this is your first visit, read these guides in order:

  1. Get started in five minutes
  2. Discover content and create custom feeds
  3. Choose where to organize content
  4. Use the AI assistant
  5. Write and publish documents

If you develop or operate newsence, implementation details live in the separate Developer / Maintainer documentation.