Kagi News is the anti-Google News.

Launched Sept 30, 2025, it's a once-a-day press review - updates around noon UTC, not live 24/7. It pulls thousands of public RSS feeds that are community-curated and open-source, then uses AI to compress them into one neutral story per topic. 9213

What I liked:

No ads, no trackers, no clickbait headlines. It rewrites headlines to be neutral and ranks by relevance, not revenue.
Structure: Every story has Highlights, Perspectives, Timeline, Historical Background, Sources with links - you get the full picture without opening 10 tabs.
Control: You can pick categories, filter out topics/keywords, choose depth, translate to any language, and sync across web + iOS + Android.
Mindful by design: One update a day actually reduces news fatigue. 927d04d1

Downsides:

12 stories max per category, slower for breaking news, and occasional AI summary errors - noted by reviewers too.
If you need minute-by-minute coverage, this isn't it. 9213

Verdict: If you want calm, private, balanced news once a day instead of doomscrolling, Kagi News is excellent. It's free, no account needed. If you want breaking alerts, keep Google News as backup.

Kagi News is the anti-Google News.

What I liked:

No ads, no trackers, no clickbait headlines. It rewrites headlines to be neutral and ranks by relevance, not revenue.
Structure: Every story has Highlights, Perspectives, Timeline, Historical Background, Sources with links - you get the full picture without opening 10 tabs.
Control: You can pick categories, filter out topics/keywords, choose depth, translate to any language, and sync across web + iOS + Android.
Mindful by design: One update a day actually reduces news fatigue. 927d04d1

Downsides:

12 stories max per category, slower for breaking news, and occasional AI summary errors - noted by reviewers too.
If you need minute-by-minute coverage, this isn't it. 9213

Verdict: If you want calm, private, balanced news once a day instead of doomscrolling, Kagi News is excellent. It's free, no account needed. If you want breaking alerts, keep Google News as backup.