The problem
How do you keep up with the news?
The paper. Google. Social media. Friends and family. You hear bits of the news everywhere. It is so difficult to stay up to date.
The world moves fast.Trimmed keeps it clear.
Notify meOur vision
One place, all events, all with sources grouped.
Open Trimmed to see what’s happening. Scroll the main headlines, read a short summary, and find the source articles together. Catch up, then get on with your day.
Trimmed on your phone
Browse the feed, scan the overview, or search for a topic.
App screens and App Store previews. Headlines shown as examples.
But it’s AI. Can I trust it?
Start with the summary.
Check the sources.
Yes, Trimmed uses AI. We work to make the summaries accurate, but AI can make mistakes.
Every story keeps the source links together, one tap away. Check the reporting, explore the details, and make up your own mind.
Use Trimmed to catch up.
Use the sources to go deeper.
How it works
Here’s how the reporting becomes a Trimmed story.
Bring in the reporting.
Trimmed collects articles from news feeds and skips articles it has already seen.
Find the same story.
It compares the meaning of titles and descriptions, then checks for shared names and topics. Matching articles join a group. A new topic starts a new group.
Keep the group on topic.
Similar groups can be combined. An AI check looks for articles that don’t belong before the summary is written.
Make it easier to read.
AI turns article excerpts into a clear summary, using the existing story as context for updates. It also creates different headline styles for you to choose from.
How does Trimmed choose what to summarize?
The server considers the number of articles and different publishers, how recent the coverage is, and how much it has grown. It uses these signals to select stories to summarize or refresh. The AI is asked to focus on new facts and keep the main summary factual.
Same story.
Your style.
Choose how headlines are written. Keep it Simple, try Editorial, or go Caveman. Pick the style you like to read.
Try a style
Simple
Europe: New night trains connect more cities
New overnight train routes are connecting more European cities. Travelers can sleep on the train and arrive in another city the next morning.
Illustrative writing sample, not a live news story.
Select only the topic you want to hear about.
Hide topics you’d rather skip. Keep your feed focused on what you want to read.
A few things
to know.
Are Trimmed stories biased?
We aim for factual, objective summaries that help you understand the news without deciding what to think. That doesn’t mean the sources or AI are free from bias. Headline styles can also change the framing. Read the linked sources and draw your own conclusions.
Do I need to make an account?
No, no need for an account. Download and start scrolling.
Is there a paid subscription?
No, Trimmed is free.
What does the AI do?
AI helps group related articles and writes a summary from article excerpts. It also creates headline styles, including Simple, Humanity-centered, Caveman, and Editorial.
Can I read the original articles?
Yes. Every story includes the original sources and links to the full articles, along with the key people and organizations involved.
How often does the news update?
The feed updates several times throughout the day.
Can I choose what I see?
Yes. Hide topics you’re not interested in, or use search to find the ones you care about.
Cut the noise,
keep what matters.
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