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Catch up.
Then close the tab.

News, releases and service updates from official feeds.
Save what interests you. Read the original.

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Optional Jev reading order. No posts hidden. Alerts stay unchanged. Unavailable or old scores use newest first.

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These settings stay in this browser.

Notifications

Alerts for new Important items while this app is open. Closed-app delivery uses the separate daily digest below. Opening the app won’t alert you about old posts.

Daily digest, even when closed

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One digest a day. The server stores this device’s push subscription and chosen sources, not your reading history. Quiet hours can skip that day’s digest.

Uses selected sources and quiet hours above. Reconnect to save changed preferences. The key is not saved in your browser.
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Tune your sources.

Official RSS and Atom feeds. Switch off sources you don’t need. Failed feeds keep their last cached items with a warning.

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Custom remote feed URLs aren’t fetched by this server. The source list is deliberately limited to verified feeds.

Worth keeping.

A reminder, not a reset.

No account is connected. Set a time from your provider’s usage page. Reaching it does not confirm that your allowance has reset.

Reminders are checked while this app is open. No credentials or account data are requested.

What counts as important?

Simple rules look for release, availability, reset and service-status signals. Every item tells you which rule matched. This is a filter, not a fact-checker or a measure of quality.

Read the original source before acting. A public reset announcement may not apply to your account. Rumors and X links you save yourself aren’t treated as verified announcements.

Feeds refresh every 15 minutes while the page is visible. Your read state, saved links and preferences stay on this device. The server retrieves only the listed public feeds. Hosting providers may retain ordinary request logs.

RSS readers can subscribe to the combined feed or individual sources. No paid APIs, trackers or background AI calls.