Your feed syncs to the cloud with a private access code — no email, no password to forget. Let your browser save it and it follows you to any device.
Enter your access code to restore your feed on this device. Your browser may offer to fill it.
Welcome. A news feed that learns what you care about. The best way to start is a short conversation — a few questions about what you actually read, watch, and fall down rabbit holes over — and St. Peter's builds your starting feed from your answers.
It takes about two minutes. You can refine everything afterward in Settings. Prefer to skip it? You can start with a broad default feed instead.
Standing searches and followed publications discovered from results you liked. Their stories merge into your feed. Remove any that stop earning their place.
The feeds St. Peter's News pulls from. Register is how cerebral a source tends to be (0–10); the cerebral floor uses it to trim filler. Tick Serendipity for off-interest wildcards.
Sites whose stories are always dropped — your defense against AI content farms and junk. One domain per line (e.g. example.com).
Web search needs a free Brave Search API key, stored in Cloudflare (Settings → Environment variables → BRAVE_API_KEY). It never lives in this app or your shared config.
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Export a full backup — sources, dials, blocked domains, your taste map, and saved articles (never your API keys) — to a file. Keep it safe; importing it restores everything on any device. This is your insurance against a cleared browser.
This code is the only key to your synced feed — it works like a password. Save it somewhere safe (your browser may have offered to store it). If you lose it and clear this browser, your synced data can’t be recovered. Anyone with it can see your feed, so keep it private.
Run the setup interview again to regenerate your sources from a fresh conversation. Needs an Anthropic API key in Cloudflare. This replaces your current sources.
Restore the neutral starter sources. Your taste map, vault, and following list are kept.
Every reaction moves one micro-topic. More and Save push a topic up; Less pushes it down. This is your taste, learned over time and saved on this device.
Saved stories become Obsidian-ready notes. Copy one, or export all as a bundle to drop into your vault.