How it works
No twenty open tabs, no checking the same pages every morning.
Pick what to follow
Choose from a catalog of ready-made sources, or paste the address of a page you want to keep an eye on. In your browser, tap Share → What's New? to add the page you are on.
The app keeps checking
It looks for new items in the background, so you do not have to visit each site yourself.
Read what is new
New items from everything you follow land in one list, and you get a notification when something appears.
A look inside
Screenshots from the app, in light or dark to match your device.
Headlines and site names shown belong to their publishers.
What it does
Built for the long tail of the web, not only the big news sites.
Follow the sites you choose
Blogs, news sites, YouTube channels, subreddits, changelogs — What's New? checks them for you and lists what is new.
Sites without a feed, too
When a page has no standard feed, the app can work out how to read it, with your consent, so you can still follow it.
One list, in sync
New items from everything you follow appear together, and what you have read stays in sync across your devices.
Notifications when something appears
The app checks in the background and tells you when a source you follow has something new.
Explore without an account
A public Explore feed and a catalog of ready-made sources work signed-out. You sign in with Google only to track your own custom sources.
What you can follow
If it publishes new things, it is probably worth a try.
- Blogs
- News sites
- YouTube channels
- Subreddits
- RSS feeds
- Changelogs
- Pages with no feed
What it does not do
We show no ads and we do not sell your data. Some features require a subscription, which is bought and managed through Google Play. The details of what we collect and why are in the Privacy Policy.
Contact
Questions, or a site the app should handle better?
Boris Vidojković
vidojkovicboris@gmail.com