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Discover content and create custom feeds

Discover is newsence’s public reading entry point. It turns content from different platforms into consistent reading cards while preserving the original source, publication time, and source link.

Use the search field at the top of the desktop page or open the search panel on mobile. Search results still respect the currently selected feed, format, and source filters.

Recent search terms stay only in the current browser so you can reuse them. You can clear this history at any time.

The scope menu provides these views:

Format Typical content
Blogs Articles from individuals, companies, and specialist publications
News News organizations and breaking coverage
Videos YouTube videos
Posts X/Twitter posts and threads
Forums Hacker News and other forum content

After selecting a format, the interface shows the available source filters. You can enable more than one source at a time.

After signing in, choose New feed from the scope menu. A feed can include:

  • a name and description;
  • RSS, Twitter, or YouTube sources from the catalog newsence currently monitors;
  • up to 20 keywords.

You can select sources, define keywords, or combine both.

Custom feeds are not arbitrary RSS subscriptions. You can only choose sources that newsence already monitors and has enabled; you cannot paste a new RSS address or social account during feed creation. You can still save an individual page that is not in the catalog with Add resource inside a Workspace.

The Free plan supports one custom feed. The Pro plan has no custom-feed limit. Built-in feeds are available to browse but cannot be edited.

The resource page adapts to the source:

  • General articles show a summary, full text, related content, and a source link.
  • YouTube pages show the video, chapters, key clips, and a transcript when available.
  • X/Twitter pages show post text, images, and video.
  • Academic content shows authors, a PDF, citation counts, and references.

Some full text requires sign-in. When newsence cannot acquire a source, use Open original to return to its website.

Select one or more items in a feed and they appear in the context row above the AI input. You can then summarize or compare them, or ask AI to create a research document.

Save content to your personal library or a Collection when you want to keep it long term. Add it directly to a Workspace when it belongs only to a specific project. See Saves, Collections, and Workspaces for the differences.