Gathers dozens of news sites into one feed and shows only the topics you choose.
Economy, technology, Kyrgyzstan, higher education, academic vacancies: you describe what to follow once. Accidents, crime, celebrity gossip and sports stay out by default. Filtering runs entirely on your computer and does not depend on any paid service or AI quota.
How it filters
Topic rules
Each topic is a plain rule: comma-separated words, quoted phrases, AND, OR, NOT. It understands Turkish suffixes, so "Manas" also finds "Manas’ta", while "kaza" (accident) does not catch "kazanç" (earnings).
Never show
Words you do not want go into one list. Stories containing them never reach your feed, and you can always see how many were hidden and why.
Learns from you
A small model learns from your "interesting" and "not for me" marks. After a while, stories that miss your rules but suit you appear under Suggested.
One story, one card
The same story from several sites is grouped into a single card, with the other sources listed below it.
Backup with your Google account
Sign in with Google and your topics, lists, learned preferences and saved stories are backed up. Sign in on another computer and everything arrives as you left it. Signing in is optional; the extension works fully without an account.
Sources
Economy, technology, education and world sections of national agencies and newspapers; technology and cybersecurity sites; Turkish and Russian-language news from Kyrgyzstan. Any source can be switched off. The extension shows only the headline, a short summary and the link; the full story is always read on its own site.
Add to your browser
Until the stores are open, a package is available for Chrome and Edge: download and unzip it, turn on Developer mode on the extensions page and choose “Load unpacked”. Download the package