Pulse is a news app for people who want to be informed, not buried.

Every story is distilled to the essentials: enough to know what happened, who it affects and why it
matters — without wading through a full article. No autoplay video, no infinite scroll, no
notification begging you to come back.

SWIPE THROUGH, STAY CAUGHT UP
Open the app and swipe. One story fills the screen at a time, so you read it instead of scanning
past it. Breaking stories are marked, and only breaking stories are marked — colour means something
here, so it stays rare.

TODAY AND YESTERDAY, NEVER BLURRED
The Today tab groups every story under the day it actually broke, in your own time zone. A list of
"14h ago" and "31h ago" tells you nothing once you have scrolled a screen; day headings tell you
where you are.

SEARCH THE WORLD, OR FOLLOW WHAT'S HOT
Explore puts every topic and source behind one search field, alongside the stories the most
publications are covering right now. Pick the subjects you care about — world, business, technology,
science, sport, culture and more — and the feed follows.

SAVE NOW, READ WITH NO SIGNAL
Save anything to a collection and it stays on your device. Pulse keeps what you have already loaded,
so the metro, the flight and the patchy hotel wifi are all fine. The app opens to real content
before the network has answered.

READ IN YOUR LANGUAGE
Choose the language your feed arrives in, and switch whenever you like.

LIGHT, DARK, OR WHATEVER YOUR PHONE IS DOING
A warm, paper-like light theme built for long reading, and a dark theme that is deliberately not
pure black — white serif headlines on true black halate and tire your eyes.

NO ACCOUNT. NO PROFILE. NO TRACKING.
There is no sign-up, because there is nothing to sign up to. Pulse has no login, no user profile and
no advertising or analytics SDKs of any kind. Your interests, your saved stories and your settings
live on your device and are never uploaded. We cannot build a profile on you because we never
receive one.

WHAT PULSE DELIBERATELY DOESN'T DO
No push notifications competing for your attention. No engagement streaks. No "recommended for you"
rabbit hole. It is a newspaper, not a slot machine — you finish it and put it down.

Read the full article at the source whenever you want it: every story links straight to the
publication that reported it, opened in your browser, with their page exactly as they built it.