How Appndo News works

Appndo News tells people who build software what changed in AI, tech, products and startups, and why it matters to them. It is written by AI and checked automatically before anything is published.

Where stories come from

Every 2 hours we read official blogs and changelogs, tech publications, Hacker News and Product Hunt. We judge each new story on whether it is real news, whether it is a promotion, which area it belongs to and how many builders it affects, and publish only the most important ones, at most 18 a day, 4 from any one publication and 3 about any one company.

How a brief is written

AI reads the original article and writes a short headline, one to three sentences of summary and, when there is something specific to do or decide, a line on why it matters. When several outlets report the same event, they become one brief with every source linked.

How it is checked

Every sentence of the summary must quote the original article, and the quote must appear in it word for word. A separate model then judges whether the article supports the sentence. The headline is checked the same way. A brief that fails is rewritten once; if it still fails, it is not published and waits for an editor. “Why it matters” is our opinion and is not checked against the source; a line that only restates the story or would fit any story is left out.

Corrections

Found a mistake? Email info@appndo.com with the link. We fix or remove the brief.