Feedpik
Builds a personalized news feed you tune in plain English, not an ad-driven black box.
Feedpik pulls from news sites, newsletters, podcasts, and social posts (Bluesky, Reddit, Mastodon) into one feed, then lets you retune the ranking just by typing what you want more or less of, like "more AI research, less crypto," instead of digging through settings. An optional AI agent filters further on top, picking the roughly 20 stories from a week's 340 that you'd actually read, and a trending radar surfaces stories the moment several sources converge on them. You can run separate "personas" — feeds and rankings for work, investing, or a hobby — from one account. The site states the ranking algorithm is open source and decentralized, and that reading data is never sold.
What holds up
- +Retune the algorithm with plain-language requests instead of hunting through settings menus
- +Ranking algorithm described as open source and decentralized, not a hidden black box
- +Separate personas keep distinct feeds and rankings for different parts of your life in one account
Mind the limits
- −Mobile app reader is still on the roadmap — only a web reader ships today
- −Agent-picked feed depends on connecting an external AI agent like OpenClaw or Hermes
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