Pulse: AI Digests of Your Channels

Subscribed to a hundred channels but read only five? The rest pile up unread and bury what matters. Pulse turns your channels into short AI digests so you stop scrolling for hours. 💓

The bot promises to remove duplicates and show what is really relevant to you. Its author claims savings of up to two hours a day.

Your own channels, not someone else's list

Pulse does not pick sources for you. You add channels yourself with /add by pasting a link, and /channels shows the current list at any time.

That is a real difference from ordinary news feeds: you control what goes into your digest.

A digest in one tap

The /summary command gives you a digest right now. Reading is more comfortable in the Mini App that opens from the bot. 🚀

When several channels cover the same event, the bot merges them into one note instead of showing five similar items in a row.

Seven everyday commands

• /start begin.
• /add add a channel by link.
• /channels list your channels.
• /summary get a digest now.
• /settings preferences.
• /help help.
• /feedback leave feedback for the author.

Who it suits

People who follow many channels at once get the most from it: news, markets, technology, local events. The more subscriptions you have, the bigger the difference.

If you read two or three channels in full and enjoy it, you do not need a digest.

What to remember about AI summaries

A short summary always loses detail. For decisions that cost money, such as markets or health, open the original post and check the facts.

A neural network sometimes simplifies wording or shifts emphasis. Treat the digest as a table of contents, not the final word. 🔎

Start with three to five channels, see what the digest looks like, and only then add more. It makes it easier to see what you are missing.

The bot's own text and interface appear in Ukrainian at launch. It does not stop you from using channels in any language, but check how it summarizes your sources.

Not drowning in news at all

A digest solves the volume problem, not the habit of checking your phone every five minutes. Pick two or three times a day, such as morning and evening, and read the digest only then.

Once a month, review your list with /channels and remove channels you take nothing from. The feed gets cleaner and the digest sharper. ✨