u/futuredragonnn

Personal RSS-driven news brief, ranked by your own prompt instead of an algorithm
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Personal RSS-driven news brief, ranked by your own prompt instead of an algorithm

https://koorato.io

Built this because I wanted RSS without the manual filtering. You write one sentence describing what news you actually care about — for example "Taiwan tech startups, NBA scores, F1 Singapore Grand Prix, concerts ticket reminder in my city" — and an AI reads through ~700 RSS feeds every day and produces a personalized daily brief ranked against that prompt.

The prompt is the only ranking signal. No engagement metrics, no profiling, no algorithmic feed.

You can also follow / unfollow individual feeds, see why each article was scored the way it was, and read translated summaries on paywalled sources.

- ~700 RSS feeds (news, blogs, regional outlets)

- Per-article scoring against your own prompt

- 10 languages with auto-detection (EN, zh-TW, zh-CN, ja, ko, es, fr, de, pt, it)

- No signup — open the page, write a prompt

- Free, founder-funded, no ads, no subscription

Stack: Go + chi backend, Postgres + pgvector, Qwen 3.6 35B locally on a DGX Spark for ranking, Gemini Flash for batched scoring, Next.js + Cloudflare Workers.

https://koorato.io

Open to feedback — especially on the prompt-as-filter model vs traditional keyword/folder organization.

u/futuredragonnn — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/sideprojects+1 crossposts

RSS reader where you describe what you want with a prompt, local Qwen scores every article. koorato.io

I built a personal news app because no aggregator I tried (Feedly, Inoreader) lets me steer what I see beyond "follow these sources." Pulse adds a free-text AI curation prompt —

write "more TW politics & AI research, skip celebrity gossip" and a local Qwen 4B scores every article 0-100 against it. The feed ranks by score² × recency, so what you asked for

bubbles up.

Other bits:

- 700 RSS sources + Reddit, curated default or add your own

- Per-user channel rail (5 max, generated by Gemini Flash from your topics)

- Daily morning brief at your local 6am

- PWA install — Add to Home Screen, opens like an app

Stack: Go backend, Next.js on Cloudflare Workers, Postgres+pgvector, local LM Studio (Qwen 4B for scoring/translation), Gemini Flash for batch tasks. All on one home box (DGX Spark).

Personal project, not a startup. 18 friends signed up; only 2 came back a second day. What kind of curation prompt would actually make you open a news app tomorrow?

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u/futuredragonnn — 6 days ago