Pramoul follows a fixed set of outlets and writes a short set of bullets for every story it picks up. The point is triage: enough to tell whether something is worth your time, and a link straight to the outlet when it is.
Free to read, with no account and no limit. Summaries are written ahead of time rather than on demand, so a story reaches the feed with its bullets already on it — nothing to press, nothing to wait for.
The feed shows one bullet a story, which is the one that best says why it matters. Open a story to see the rest.
Stories are sorted by what they are about rather than by which outlet filed them, so a funding round from a tech site lands under Business and a chip story from a finance site lands under Tech. A story can sit in more than one section.
Articles are summarized, never republished. The headline, the outlet and a link to the original are on every story, and the summary pages are kept out of search results — the reporting belongs to the outlet that did it, and the link is the point.
