The algorithm buried the people you love.

Newzly is a personal newspaper for the people who matter. Write one line a day; it comes back as a real front page. No algorithm, no ranking.

Write one line

Something that actually happened today.

Not a post, not a caption. One sentence, the way you’d text it to someone who wasn’t there. The desk does the rest.

Small beats big. “Dad finally beat me at chess” makes a better front page than “had a good week.” The desk needs one specific thing that happened, not a summary of the week.

Or start from one of these
How it works

Three moves to a front page.

No. 01

File it.

Drop one sentence about your day. We set the whole story in type — headline, byline, and all.

No. 02

Read the room.

Scroll a desk of clippings from the people you follow — their days, printed like the morning paper.

No. 03

Run it.

Like, comment, and save the best editions, then send today's front page straight to the group chat.

Try it with your own line →

The Newzly compose screen on a phone, headed “What happened today?”, with one line typed into it, a row of paper themes below, the curate controls folded away, and a counter reading 30 of 30 AI drafts left.The Newzly compose screen on a phone, headed “What happened today?”, with one line typed into it, a row of paper themes below, the curate controls folded away, and a counter reading 30 of 30 AI drafts left.
Writing one
The Newzly feed on a phone, showing a front page from The Parameter Count headed “I Wrote My Own Evaluation Harness To Stop Arguing From Vibes and the First Thing It…”, and the top of a second from The Tumbleton Tribune.The Newzly feed on a phone, showing a front page from The Parameter Count headed “I Wrote My Own Evaluation Harness To Stop Arguing From Vibes and the First Thing It…”, and the top of a second from The Tumbleton Tribune.
Reading theirs
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