NextRecap What's next in tech

Sources 40 feeds

NextRecap reads 40 feeds on a two-hour cycle. Everything from them faces the same taste gate — on the last run, 389 items came in and 97 were kept. Being on this list buys a source nothing except a look.

Only free RSS and public APIs. No scraping, no logins, no paid data. If a feed dies we drop it rather than work around it.

Taste backbone 4

Where a story gets noticed. These decide what is worth looking at — they are an input, never a byline.

HN best hnrss.org
HN 150+ hnrss.org
Lobsters lobste.rs
Product Hunt producthunt.com

Primary sources 11

Labs and makers announcing their own work. Usually the earliest and most accurate account.

OpenAI openai.com
DeepMind deepmind.google
Google AI blog.google
Hugging Face huggingface.co
Apple Newsroom apple.com
GitHub Blog github.blog
Raspberry Pi raspberrypi.com
NASA nasa.gov
ESA esa.int

Outlets 15

The tech press. High volume, and most of it is the boring news we drop — gated hardest.

The Verge theverge.com
Ars Technica feeds.arstechnica.com
Wired wired.com
TechCrunch techcrunch.com
Engadget engadget.com
The Register theregister.com
404 Media 404media.co
IEEE Spectrum spectrum.ieee.org
MIT Tech Review technologyreview.com
New Atlas newatlas.com
Hackaday hackaday.com
Tom's Hardware tomshardware.com
SpaceNews spacenews.com
Phys.org Space phys.org
Quanta Magazine quantamagazine.org

Design & creative tech 4

The deliberate point of difference. Lower volume by nature; the newsletters and aggregators skip this entirely.

Codrops tympanus.net
CreativeApplications creativeapplications.net
CDM cdm.link
CSS-Tricks css-tricks.com

Research & reception 3

Independent analysis — the people worth quoting on a release.

Simon Willison simonwillison.net
Latent Space latent.space

Early signal 3

Velocity and first-mention: what is climbing before it is covered.

Show HN 100+ hnrss.org
GitHub Changelog github.blog
Hackster hackster.io