delve
A curiosity-driven alternative to endless scrolling.
delve launched on August 4, 2026 with 3 votes, #2,940 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Short, deep reads on the things worth knowing — built around a YouTube video, an AI you can interrogate, and handpicked stories with a full cinematic treatment. Curious about something specific? Generate a custom topic about it. Want to achieve a goal? Pathway turns any goal you name into a structured route of topics that build on each other, generated just for you.
Short, deep reads on the things worth knowing — built around a video, an AI you can interrogate, and handpicked stories with a full cinematic treatment.
One idea at a time, explained properly. A video to watch, prose that goes as deep as you want, and an AI you can interrogate — plus a handful of stories made the way a film is made. delve is built around finishing things. A topic is one idea, sized to actually be read, and structured so you choose how deep to go. Handpicked stories, art-directed end to end. Their own colours, their own type, photographs given the whole screen. You read one scene at a time — and every scroll lands with a resistance you can feel. It answers from the topic itself, not from a guess. Four good questions are already waiting at the end of every read. One tap saves anything. Recent reads sit on the home screen, so…from trydelve.app
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