Trace
Trace — a daily email of what actually matters to you
Trace launched on January 20, 2026 with 156 votes, #196 of 14,585 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches.
What it does
Trace helps you keep up by pulling content from multiple sources — like YouTube, Reddit, Hacker News, Medium, and X — into one place. It learns from your work and feedback, remembers what matters, and surfaces signals from across the web without pulling you in.
Trace groups AI and technology news into a short personalized feed, so you can catch model launches, company changes, layoffs, security updates, and new trends in five minutes.
Tech news from multiple sources, grouped, summarized, and ranked in one feed. This is the actual feed, live. Tap any story to start reading. We collect reporting about model releases, company changes, layoffs, security, policy, and the trends shaping technology. When several publications report the same event, Trace puts that coverage into one story and keeps the original links attached. Your role and interests decide what appears first, in what order, and what gets skipped. Every morning, ranked for you. Trace reads 400+ sources overnight and hands you the stories that matter. Trace is the first solo indie app I have built and launched. I put it out at the end of January 2026, and it got…from yourtrace.online
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