About Lattice

Lattice pulls RSS from AI labs, research groups, news outlets, newsletters, and community forums into a single, readable stream so you can keep up with the space without hopping tabs. No account, no tracking — state is scoped to an anonymous cookie in your browser.

What it does

• Cross-source clustering — when multiple feeds cover the same story (a new model release, a research paper), they're grouped under one card with a "+N related" badge.
• Readability view — articles render through Mozilla Readability so you get the content without the chrome; the original link is always one tap away.
• Per-visitor state — read, saved, and unsubscribed lists are scoped to your browser. Clear cookies to reset. There is no account.
• Source subscriptions — open the Sources panel to toggle which feeds appear in your stream, or suggest new ones via "Request a feed".
• Background refresh — feeds pull on their own schedules (Reddit every 10 min, arXiv every 6 h, news every 15-30 min). When new articles arrive you get a small notification at the top.

Keyboard shortcuts

• j / k — next / previous article in the feed
• o or Enter — open the highlighted article
• s — save / unsave
• m — toggle read / unread
• r — refresh
• / — focus search
• In reader: ← / → prev/next, Esc back

Mobile

Swipe right on any feed item to toggle read / unread.

How it's built

Node.js + Express on the server, vanilla HTML/CSS/JS on the client, Postgres for state. RSS parsing is handled by rss-parser; article text extraction uses Mozilla Readability. Deployed to Azure Container Apps with an Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server. The iOS app is a Capacitor wrapper around the same web app.

Who

Built by DCWD. Questions or feedback: hello@dcwd.dev.