HackLens — Hacker News reader
Browse Hacker News faster, smarter, and distraction-free.
HackLens — Hacker News reader launched on January 12, 2026 with 6 votes, #2,457 of 16,392 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
HackLens is a modern Hacker News reader to explore, save, and filter tech stories efficiently.
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Hey everyone! I built HackLens, a modern Android/IOS app for browsing Hacker News with a cleaner and smoother reading experience. Why I built it I love Hacker News, but wanted: a cleaner reading experience better topic discovery modern UI lightweight performance So I built HackLens. Key features 1. Clean, modern UI inspired by minimal reading apps 2. Fast browsing of Hacker News stories 3. AI-powered summaries to quickly grasp key points 4. Read full articles directly from the source 5. Trending stories (last 1h, 6h, or 24h) 6. Built-in search to find stories and topics 7. Topic…
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