Start with your perspective.
Choose topics and reading preferences in a briefing profile. Each set brings five stories into view, with context to help you decide what deserves a closer look.
QuinScoutInformation / Available for iPhone
A wider perspective. A shorter read.
Choose your interests, read your briefing, then follow the original sources when you want to go further. QuinScout makes keeping up a finite part of your day.
See it in action.
Tap the topics, watch the scouting, then swipe through a briefing.
01Build your Quin
Choose two to six signals. The briefing is shaped around them from the first day.
02Scouting your Quin
While the briefing is assembled, the app says what it is doing: reading sources, checking what is confirmed, ranking for your topics, writing your five.
03Today’s Quin
Swipe through a deck with a visible end. Save what is worth keeping, listen when your hands are busy.
04Read story
Each story explains why it matters and why you are seeing it, with the original sources one tap away.
Build your Quin
What should we scout?
Choose two to six signals · 4 selected
1/4Start with what you follow.
Interactive recreation of the QuinScout interface with sample stories. Not live news.
05stories per briefing
iPhoneread wherever you are
Sourcesa path to the original
How it works
Read beyond the headline.
Open a story for its summary, source credits, and relevance. Save useful stories or ask Scout a follow-up grounded in the sources. Refresh for another set when more unseen stories are available.
Take the briefing with you.
Premium adds spoken briefings and multiple profiles. On iPhone, audio supports background playback and Lock Screen controls. You can begin reading as a guest.
Engineering perspective
Why the briefing has five stories.
The public product describes a shared daily selection with relevance notes shaped by your interests. Five stories give the experience a real ending.
Set the perspective
Interests and a briefing profile give each selection context.
Bring coverage together
The product describes grouping duplicate coverage into one story.
Explain the relevance
Concise summaries pair the development with why it matters.
Good to know
Before you begin.
Free to download, with optional Premium subscriptions. Audio briefings and multiple profiles require Premium.