How it works
The Svět Androida newsroom scans hundreds of sources every day. We put the most interesting finds here right away, instead of making you wait for an article — and the link goes straight to the source, not to our retelling.
The stream is a collection of links picked by the newsroom — nothing more, nothing less. It’s not a list of our own articles; it’s where interesting things from across the internet flow to you. You can browse it two ways: New shows everything in the order it arrived, What’s alive shows what readers gave the most votes.
Links here are added, by name, by Svět Androida editors. No algorithm, no PR agencies, no paid tips. Every item shows who picked it.
New is purely chronological — everything in the order it arrived. What’s alive ranks by votes weighted by age: the score is (votes − 1)^0.8 / (age in hours + 2)^1.8. That’s why a fresh link with fewer votes can rank above an older one with more — you see both numbers on the item. How many people opened the link doesn’t count toward the ranking.
Votes (no sign-up, one per link) and how many times the source was opened. We don’t need anything more from you — no account, no cross-site tracking. The data tells us what’s worth a proper article.
The site is machine-readable too — you don’t have to search for anything. Every page has a machine counterpart listed in its header; the overview is at llms.txt:
- Data in JSON — the same data a human sees
- MCP over HTTP — a full server (JSON-RPC), connect via npx mcp-remote
- WebMCP — tools registered right on the page via navigator.modelContext
- JSON Feed · RSS · sitemap
Everything here is read-only — voting is for people. If you cite us, please credit the original source, not us.