Wisp NewsFree
Stop doomscrolling. Calm news summaries for any topics. Stripped of clickbait.
Wisp is a calm news app.
You pick the topics you actually care about, and Wisp gathers every article being written about each story, then squishes them into one short, neutral summary that just tells you what happened.
No outrage, no clickbait headlines, no comment sections, no algorithm trying to keep you scrolling.
Stories are shown in the order they happened, like a timeline, so you can catch up and put your phone down. Built to starve the outrage machine — not feed it.
🚫 The problem Wisp News solves
Modern news apps are designed to keep you anxious and scrolling.
Wisp gives you the actual update — what happened, neutrally summarized — so you can stay informed without the dread, the rage bait, or the doomscroll.
✅ How Wisp News works
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In the background, Wisp reads thousands of articles, clusters the ones covering the same real-world event together, and writes one short, neutral summary per event.
You open the app, scroll a clean chronological feed, tap an event to read a deeper summary, and leave. No infinite ranking, no engagement bait.
Key Features
- Custom topics — follow only what you care about, skip the rest
- AI-clustered events — every story on a topic merged into one neutral summary
- Calm by design — built to be closed, not maximized
Founder's Story
"I'm a product designer who got tired of feeling worse every time I opened a news app. The job of the news used to be telling you what happened."
"Now it's keeping you anxious so you keep scrolling. I wanted the boring, useful version back — something I could check, trust, and close. So I built it."
"Wisp is the news app I wanted for myself, shipped in case other people want it too."
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Best For
People tired of doomscrolling who still want to stay informed