Every morning, Dawnload assembles a five-minute briefing from the sources you actually like — spoken in your voice — and gets better from every rating you give it.
The problem
They push the same generic headlines to everyone, in the same order, whether you care or not — and forget everything the moment you close the app.
Ranked for clicks — not for what you said you liked yesterday.
The same wall of headlines for the commuter and the parent. Nobody's taste is in it.
Dislike something today, get more of it tomorrow. Nothing carries over. Nothing is learned.
The idea
What if your news behaved like a podcast host — speaking to you, on your schedule, and remembering what you rated?
A natural 5-minute briefing, spoken aloud — built for the walk to work, not a screen.
Your phone's alarm wakes Dawnload. The episode is warm and waiting before your eyes are open.
Rate a story on your phone and the mix, the sources and the curation all shift in response.
How it works
No feeds to scroll, no apps to check. Three small habits and a show that gets sharper every day.
Set the time and pick a voice. Dawnload quietly wakes early and builds your episode before you're up.
A five-minute briefing in your voice — the stories you like, spoken in order, ready the moment you are.
Two taps per story — up or down. That's all it takes for tomorrow's show to get sharper.
Why you'll love it
It tracks the topics you enjoy and the sources you trust, and steers your show toward both.
New and unrated sources still get a chance, so your show never goes stale.
Dawnload discovers new outlets on its own and checks each one before it joins your mix.
A story it told you once, it never tells you again — even weeks later.
Six voices with instant previews — switch anytime.
Works offline, stays consistent, and is always ready when your alarm fires.