MagPunk
Set the rules for your feed, keep the noise at the gate!
MagPunk ranks content by measurable qualities, not by arrival time. It looks at no popularity signal, and none of your data leaves your device.
What MagPunk looks like
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FeedNews value, measured by score
PulseA familiar format
ReportsAnalyse your own archive
Daily BriefThe best of your feed
Scoring & MatchingYou steer the algorithm (Pro)
SourcesFollow any source, freely
What It Does
Score
Every item gets a score from 10 to 100; likes, clicks and shares never enter the calculation.
Labelling
Critical, low-quality, viral and sentiment labels are produced offline by a model on your device.
Reference & Similarity
Dozens of headlines about the same event collapse into a single card, noting who published first.
Pulse
Source by source, the last twenty-four hours of high-scoring items, full screen and in order.
Daily Briefing
Not the day's highest-scoring headlines, but the ten that stayed high the longest.
Reports
Who sets the agenda, who follows how many minutes behind — all from your own archive.
Smart Discovery
The way to find new sources to follow: type a topic and search the built-in catalogue of 435 sources, or enter a site address and add its feed directly.
Tracked Words
Words you don't want to miss; any item containing them is highlighted in bold red across the feed, the brief, Pulse and notifications.
What Makes It Different
We have no server
You create no account, you never sign in, and no usage data reaches us. Everything, analysis included, is computed inside your phone.
We don't measure popularity
Thanks to an algorithm you can open up and adjust, an item's score is calculated not from how many people clicked, but from how many independent sources carried it, how fresh it is and whether that source led the story.
We publish our accuracy measurements
Our classifier's accuracy, measured on a real feed, is public — including where we are weak.
The Honest Report Card
When we do flag an item we are usually right, but we miss a sizeable share of them. You can find the full report card including our weak spots, the model itself and the validation data on the Data & Transparency page.
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