Tut News: News You Pick

You followed twenty channels, and now every morning starts with scrolling past a hundred messages, half of them repeating each other. Tut News aims to clean that up: you pick what to read, and the bot builds the digest. 📰

The profile slogan says it plainly: important news, your channels, your choice. That sums up the idea well.

Ten stories instead of an endless feed

The first feature in the bot's description is a top-10 news digest based on your interests, drawn from trusted sources. You choose categories, and a minute later you have a ready selection.

The format fits a morning coffee or a commute. Ten headlines take little time to read, and if a topic grabs you, you can dig deeper on your own.

Your own channels in one feed

The second idea is more interesting: a personal feed. You add the channels you follow and set how often the bot sends news. Instead of a dozen notifications, you get one summary at a convenient time.

Everything is managed with chat commands:

• /add subscribes to a channel you chose yourself.
• /add_popular offers a popular channel to connect if you do not feel like searching.
• /settings opens subscription settings, where you can edit the list and the frequency.

Build a feed in five minutes

1. Start the bot and pick the topics you care about.
2. Add two or three favorite channels with /add.
3. Set the frequency in /settings so the bot does not flood you.
4. After a week, review the list and drop whatever you never read.

Start small. A feed of five channels you actually read beats fifty you only scroll past. ✂️

Keeping a sensible news diet

Any aggregator decides for you what to show, and that is worth remembering. A selection from trusted sources is convenient, but it does not replace a second opinion on important matters.

A habit that helps: when a story triggers a strong reaction, look for confirmation in one more place. This matters most for a loud headline with no link to the original source. 🔎

One more tip is about balance. A news bot saves time only if you read the digest once or twice a day instead of opening it every ten minutes.

Who gets the most out of it

The bot suits people who follow many channels and cannot keep up with the flow. It also helps anyone who wants to stay informed without giving an hour to a feed.

If you want to read every post from a favorite author in full, you do not need an aggregator, so stay on the channel itself. For a fast overview and noise filtering, Tut News fits. For questions about how the bot works, the support contact in the profile is the place to go.