Live web app
An AI-curated news digest that reads dozens of outlets and gives you one synthesized summary per real-world event — not ten near-duplicate headlines. Stories are clustered across paywall-free sources, sorted by section, and expanded into situation-room deep dives with live maps.
How it works
Instead of ten variations of the same story, articles are clustered into a single real-world event and Claude writes one neutral, synthesized summary of what happened.
Pulls from freely readable outlets via RSS across World, US, Local, Entertainment, Sports, Science, Technology, Health, and the Russia–Ukraine war.
Dedicated briefings for ongoing theatres — Ukraine, the Middle East, and global flashpoints — with an interactive Leaflet map of the latest events.
Scheduled digest runs execute inside the server process on a cron schedule, so the feed refreshes on its own without a separate worker.
Full-text search across the archived digest plus an analytics view of coverage volume and source mix over time.
Every digest is stored in a local SQLite archive with extracted article imagery, served from a lean Next.js 16 / React 19 app with light and dark themes.
A look inside
A live tactical map of the Russia–Ukraine war on Leaflet — corroborated, public event locations with military symbology, a front-line overlay, and filters for military, diplomatic, humanitarian, and economic events.
One synthesized summary per event, grouped by section and region, with source counts and an expand-all for the full briefing.
Built-in traffic analytics — visits over time, top paths and locations, and a bot-vs-human breakdown from the user-agent sample.
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