Funly is a feed that ends.
Twelve short, true, surprising things an hour. Read them, tap them away, and they are gone
for good — no endless scroll, no algorithm learning what keeps you swiping, no reason to
stay longer than you meant to.
Funly does not write anything. Every card is quoted word for word from a published source,
names that source, and links to it — so you can always see where it came from and read the
original. Nothing is paraphrased, summarised or invented.
The material is gathered from published sources around the world: encyclopaedias and
reference works, scientific agencies, museums and archives, and public-domain literature.
Ten small subjects: animals, weather and sky, space, inventions and origins, art and museums,
plants and trees, the ocean, words and language, maps and geography, and a little history.
Turn on a story a day, and you also get one short story, told exactly as it was
written — a fable or folk tale, from wherever it was first told. Beginning with Aesop.
A few gems, 12 short, true facts an hour. Then it stops.