A "nutgraf" is the paragraph in a news story that explains what it’s about and why it matters. Nutgrafe does that for every article. Our AI reads every article from the world’s top news sites, blogs, and publications and delivers the core of each story in summaries of 400 characters or less, all in a familiar feed (circa 2015). Expand any post for key points and context, or click through to the original source to read more.
I built Nutgrafe because I missed when opening a feed actually helped me understand what was going on. Around 2015, Twitter felt mostly like news and updates. You could scan a feed, see what mattered, and click through to read the full article if you wanted more.
Over time, that feeling got buried under reactions, outrage, and endless conversation. I wanted to bring back something closer to that earlier experience.
With Nutgrafe, you follow topics you care about and subscribe to publications you trust, from big outlets to smaller independent blogs. We read the articles and write a short summary, a few key points, and a straightforward take on why the story matters. Every post links back to the original source, because the point is to send people to the reporting, not replace it.
Nutgrafe runs on a subscription. It’s under $5 a month, or $59 for the year. A lot of that goes toward the cost of reading and summarizing thousands of articles every day, along with hosting the platform and continuing to improve it.
As a thank you to Product Hunt, the first 100 people who subscribe can use the code PRODUCTHUNT at checkout to get 50% off their first year.
If there are publications or blogs you think we should add, let me know. I’m actively expanding the source list.
The goal is simply to help you get oriented, feel caught up, and move on. Happy to answer questions.
