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Work · August 30, 2026

MagPunk

Set the rules for your feed, keep the noise at the gate!

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What it does

MagPunk is a privacy-first media monitoring tool that runs entirely on your device. Instead of a typical chronological RSS feed, it filters noise using a local scoring system based on freshness, confirmation, and title quality. Features include on-device tagging, similarity grouping, a Daily Brief, and offline reading. No accounts, no ads, no tracking—your data never leaves your phone. Core features are free; advanced tools are available in the Pro tier. Take control of your headlines.

MagPunk ranks content by measurable qualities, not by arrival time. It looks at no popularity signal, and none of your data leaves your device.

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