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Iran launches ballistic missiles at US bases as Israel strikes...

Wars· 3 sources · 1h ago

Atlético Madrid thrash Tottenham 5–2 in Champions League thriller

Sports· 6 sources · 2h ago

Oscars 2026: full winners list as 'The Brutalist' dominates ceremony

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Ukraine launches largest drone strike on Moscow since war began

Wars· 5 sources · 3h ago

LeBron James becomes first player to score 50,000 career points

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You choose the sources

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All incoming articles are grouped by event the moment they arrive, so you never see the same story twice.

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Dozens of articles → one clear briefing

Tap any story for a concise AI briefing - what happened, why it matters - with links to every original source below.

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Smart clustering

Stories covering the same event are automatically grouped. One card per story, not one per outlet.

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Smart sources

Pick from pre-configured topics or create your own - we'll automatically find and validate the best sources for it.

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No App Store needed. A native app is in the works - for now, the PWA works great.

Yes. Each topic comes pre-loaded with sources you can pick from - Cleave ships with 150+ curated feeds across 16 categories. You can also add any custom RSS or Atom feed URL if you want to follow a source we don't have yet.
Cleave runs an automatic refresh twice a day. You can also trigger a manual refresh any time from the app - it fetches all your feeds, clusters new articles by story, and updates your briefing within seconds.
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Cleave aggregates publicly available news through RSS feeds and uses AI to generate original summaries - it never reproduces articles verbatim and always links back to the original sources. This is consistent with how news aggregators like Google News operate. If you're a publisher with concerns, feel free to reach out.

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