Read at a glance
One story per card: a picture, a headline and a summary short enough to read in a moment. Swipe up for the next.
How it works
Triguun pairs an AI curation engine with a small editorial team. Here's what happens between a story being published and it reaching your feed.
Across languages
A story published in one language is translated into the other eight in the background, before anyone opens it. Nobody is told "not available in your language".
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A story a newsroom in Kolkata ran this morning.
The journey of a story
Most stories don't make it through. That's the point.
All day, we collect new stories from 100+ sources — national and regional newsrooms, government press releases, and science and space agencies — in all nine languages.
Each story is read in the language it was written in and translated where needed, so a good story in Bengali isn't missed by someone reading in Gujarati.
Our AI checks every story for tone, intent and safety. It looks for real outcomes rather than upbeat wording, and drops duplicates, clickbait and anything harmful. About three in four stories stop here.
Stories that pass get a short, neutral summary, a topic, and a Happy Score — a measure of how positive and how significant the story is.
The summary is prepared in every language, with narrated audio, and lands in your feed with a link to the original article.
In the app
One story per card: a picture, a headline and a summary short enough to read in a moment. Swipe up for the next.
English, Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada or Malayalam — switch any time, and every card follows.
Narrated audio for every card, in your language, with a choice of voices. Good for commutes and tired eyes.
Ten topics, from technology and healthcare to sports and agriculture. Every card carries one, so you can find what you care about.
A score from 0 to 100 on every card, reflecting how positive and how significant the story is.
Stories curated by the Triguun team and by creators, published alongside the daily feed when they meet our guidelines.
Our promises
You get a short summary; the publisher gets the click.
Our business favours subscriptions over attention, so we never need you to keep scrolling.
AI helps us find, filter, summarise and translate. The reporting always belongs to the original newsroom.
It's in development now. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day it's ready.