Nutgrafe

Description

Nutgrafe is a news app whose AI reads articles from the world's top news sites, blogs, and publications and delivers just the facts in bite-sized summaries of 400 characters or less. Each article is reduced to its nutgraf, the paragraph that tells you what a story is really about.

For every article you get a two-to-three-sentence summary with facts only, three key points covering names, numbers, dates, and context, and a short why-it-matters note explaining why the story is worth your attention. You choose the publications you trust, and the feed is chronological rather than algorithmic, with no ads or sponsored content, and links back to the original source.

Note that at the time of the crawl the service displayed a message that Nutgrafe is taking a break while the team reconsiders how to make it more impactful.

Nutgrafe's Core Features

• AI summaries of 400 characters or less

• Two-to-three-sentence fact-only summary per article

• Three key points per article

• Why-it-matters context for each story

• You choose your own sources

• Chronological, algorithm-free feed

• No ads or sponsored content

• Links to the original source

How to use Nutgrafe?

1. 1

   Choose your sources: Follow the publications and beats you trust.

2. 2

   Let the AI read: Nutgrafe processes every article and extracts the facts.

3. 3

   Scan your feed: Read short summaries, key points, and why-it-matters notes.

4. 4

   Open the source: Tap through to the original article when you want the full story.

Nutgrafe's Use Cases

• Fast daily news
• Avoid outrage feeds
• Follow trusted sources
• Decide what to read fully

FAQ from Nutgrafe

• What is Nutgrafe?

  A news reader whose AI summarizes articles from hundreds of sources into short, fact-only summaries with key points and a why-it-matters note.

• How long are the summaries?

  Each summary is 400 characters or less, giving the whole story in two to three fact-only sentences.

• Do I choose my own sources?

  Yes. You follow the publications you trust, from major outlets to local papers and niche beats.

• Is the feed algorithmic?

  No. The feed is chronological rather than algorithmic, with no ads or sponsored content.

• Why is it called Nutgrafe?

  In journalism, the nutgraf is the paragraph that tells you what a story is really about, and Nutgrafe reduces every article to that.