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The AI news app that replaces your morning newsletter. Brief Digest turns hundreds of articles into one clean, curated news briefing.
What is an AI news summary?
An AI news summary is a concise news digest generated by artificial intelligence. Instead of reading dozens of articles, you get a curated news briefing — the key facts from every story, clustered by topic. Brief Digest is a news aggregator that delivers a quick news briefing you can scan in minutes.
How does Brief Digest save you time?
Brief Digest groups related articles from multiple sources into a single story, then summarizes each cluster into a concise news briefing. No duplicates, no noise — just a curated news digest of what matters.
All Features
- AI-Powered Clustering — Our AI groups related articles from different sources into a single story. No more reading the same headline five times — just one concise news summary per event.
- LLM-Generated Summaries — Each cluster is summarized into a short news briefing you can scan in seconds. Get the latest headlines and key facts instead of reading dozens of full articles.
- Full-Text Search — Search across all your stories by title and summary. Press Cmd+K to find anything instantly, with highlighted matches across all categories.
- Bookmarks & Saved Stories — Save stories for later with one tap. Your bookmarks sync across devices and survive cache expiry.
- Reader Mode — Read full articles inline without leaving your digest. Extracts clean text from any source — no ads, no clutter, just the content.
- Multilingual Feed Support — Subscribe to feeds in any language. Summaries are generated in the original language of the source — no forced translations.
- Smart Categorization — Articles are automatically sorted into categories like Politics, Tech, Sports, and more.
- Keyword Filters — Boost keywords you care about and mute the ones you don't. Fine-tune your digest.
- Email Delivery — Get your daily news digest delivered to your inbox. Choose daily, weekly, or monthly schedule.
- Share Stories — Share any story via your device's native share sheet or copy a formatted summary to your clipboard.
- Light, Dark & System Themes — Choose between light, dark, or system-matched themes. Syncs across devices.
- Any RSS or Atom Feed — Subscribe to news sites, blogs, podcasts, YouTube channels — anything with an RSS or Atom feed. Import from other readers via OPML.
- Installable PWA — Add Brief Digest to your home screen on any device. It launches instantly like a native app — no app store required.
- Guided Onboarding — A step-by-step interactive tour walks you through every feature when you first sign in.
Free vs Pro
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| RSS feeds | 25 | 200 |
| Daily refreshes | 1 | 30 |
| Digest history | 3 days | 1 month |
| Saved stories | 50 | Unlimited |
| AI clustering & summaries | Yes | Yes |
| AI processing speed | Standard | Parallel |
| Full-text search | Yes | Yes |
| Reader mode | Yes | Yes |
| Custom categories | — | Yes |
| Clustering sensitivity | — | Yes |
| Blocklist & priority keywords | — | Yes |
| Email digest delivery | — | Yes |
Pro starts at $2.99/month — cancel anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Brief Digest?
Brief Digest is an AI-powered news reader that delivers short form news from your RSS feeds. It clusters related articles, generates short news summaries, and presents the latest headlines in one clean briefing — world news, tech, sports, and more.
Is Brief Digest free?
Yes — Brief Digest is free for personal use with up to 25 feeds and 1 refresh per day. Pro plans start at $2.99/month for power users who need more feeds and faster processing.
What languages are supported?
Brief Digest supports feeds in any language. Summaries are generated in the original language of the source — no forced translations.
Do I need to install an app?
No app store needed. Brief Digest is a Progressive Web App (PWA) — just visit briefdigest.news and add it to your home screen for a native app experience.
How does AI clustering work?
Brief Digest uses AI to measure similarity between articles. Related articles are grouped into clusters, and each cluster is summarized by a large language model into one concise briefing.
Ready to try it?
Free for personal use — no credit card required.
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