A new tab worth opening
Search, your shortcuts, and underneath them a news feed from publishers you can name — with every story one click from its original.
Free · macOS 12 Monterey or later · Apple silicon
Headlines with a source on them
Every card carries the publisher and the time. You can see where a story came from before you decide whether to spend two minutes on it, which is most of what reading the news well actually is.
- Named publishers, printed on every card
- Categories you choose, not a profile inferred about you
- Turn the whole feed off in one switch
Every story gets a permanent link
Open a story and it becomes a page at a stable address on sureno.ai, dated and slugged. Send that link to someone and it opens instantly for them — already built, no fetching, the original credited and linked.
- Addresses like /news/2026-09-07/story-title
- Generated once, then served to everyone
- The publisher's article is linked at the top and bottom
About the news feed
Where do the headlines come from?
Public RSS feeds from named publishers — the BBC, CBC, France 24, Business Insider, The Telegraph and others. The source and the time are printed on every headline. Nothing is blended into an unattributed house voice.
What is a Sureno News page, exactly?
A readable version of the story with the publisher credited at the top and a link to the original article. It is built the first time somebody opens that story and then kept at a permanent address like sureno.ai/news/2026-09-07/the-headline, so the link keeps working and opens instantly for everyone after.
Does it replace the publisher?
No, and it should not. The original is linked at the top and again at the bottom of every story, and the byline names the publisher rather than us.
Can I turn the feed off?
Yes. The start page is yours: turn the feed off entirely, or keep the search box and shortcuts and nothing else.
Try it for a week alongside Chrome
The import copies your bookmarks and passwords rather than moving them, so Chrome stays exactly as you left it. If Sureno is not for you, uninstalling takes under a minute.
Free · macOS 12 Monterey or later · Apple silicon