The NibbleFeed app

The day’s AI news, in a few calm minutes.

NibbleFeed turns what happened in AI today into a handful of short cards. Swipe through, tap the source when you want more, and you’re done.

Download on theApp Store

Coming soon to Android

See how it works

A NibbleFeed card titled “Google finally launches its answer to GPT-5 and Claude”: three short paragraphs, a line on why it matters, and a “via Google AI” source link.

How it works

Three moves. That’s the whole app.

A NibbleFeed card: “Singapore builds an AI that catches scams on your phone, privately”, credited “via Google DeepMind”.

1
Read a card.

What happened, in a few short lines. Then one line on why it matters to you.
2
Tap the source.

Every news card names its publisher. Tap it and the full story opens right in the app. One tap brings you back.
3
Swipe to the next.

Swipe up for the next story. A handful a day, then you’re all caught up.

What you get

Everything you need to keep up. Nothing you don’t.

A feed that ends

A handful of cards a day, then “You’re all caught up.” No infinite scroll.
Why it matters, on every card

Each card closes with one line on what the story means for you, like “Follow the money” or “For you.”
The original, one tap away

Every news card names its publisher. Tap it and the full story opens inside the app.
Plain-English explainers

Short explainers for the terms the news assumes you know, from training data onward.
Save and share

Bookmark a card to come back to later, or send it on from your phone’s share sheet.
Catch up on past days

Missed a day? Earlier feeds are a tap away from the calendar.

Light and dark mode. An optional daily reminder at 10:00, your time. Free, with no account.

Time saved

Knowing what AI can do is worth hours.

NibbleFeed keeps you current. This calculator estimates what putting AI to work on your own tasks could save each week.

Draft a reply saves ~4-6 min each /wk

Write a cold outreach email saves ~5-11 min each /wk

Summarize a long email thread saves ~7-10 min each /wk

Turn bullet points into a polished email saves ~3-7 min each /wk

Write a follow-up sequence (3-5 emails) saves ~10-22 min each /wk

Fix the tone / rewrite a draft saves ~2-4 min each /wk

Write scheduling / coordination messages saves ~2-3 min each /wk

You'd save roughly

0 hours / week

Pick the tasks you do to see your estimate.

Estimates shown as a range because real savings vary a lot. Figures are estimates informed by published research and assume AI output needs a quick review and edit, not a full redo. No task has been timed by us yet. Once one has, it will be marked Tested and link to the measurement.

Where these ranges come from

The estimates draw on public research on AI and productivity. A few of the anchor findings:

Writing — professionals completed writing tasks about 40% faster with AI in a controlled study (Noy & Zhang, Science 2023); real-world workplace studies see nearer 25%.
Coding & formulas — developers finished a bounded task 55% faster with an AI assistant (Peng et al., 2023), though complex real-world work sees far less.
Customer support — AI raised agent productivity about 14% on average (Brynjolfsson et al., 2023).
Knowledge work — consultants were ~25% faster with AI (BCG/Dell'Acqua, 2023); real-world surveys land around 2–5 hours saved per week.
Summarizing — the biggest wins, since reading is the bottleneck; AI-assisted catch-up routinely cuts most of the time.

We show ranges rather than single numbers because savings depend heavily on the task, the tool, and how much editing the output needs. As we run our own timed tests, we replace these estimates with measured figures.

Sources first

Every story, credited.

Each news card names the publisher it came from and links straight to the original article, so you can always read the full story from the people who reported it.

Summaries are drafted with AI assistance from the linked source. Read our editorial standards.