Your 
Hackernews always
one message away
Search stories, fetch top posts, and lookup users in Hackernews from Slack, WhatsApp, or Telegram, by voice or text.
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Hackernews
Six ways to run Hackernews from a message.
Drive it by message when you need it, or put it on autopilot.
Save stories to your list
Tell Notis 'save the frontpage' or 'get story 123'. Notis fetches from Hackernews and stores them in your saved list.
Search and refine
Tell Notis 'search Hackernews for startup trends' or 'find posts about security'. Get fresh results tailored to your query.
Ask in plain English
Ask 'What are the latest posts about AI?' or 'Show me today's top stories'. Notis queries Hackernews and replies with results.
Recurring digests
Get daily or weekly summaries of the Hackernews frontpage, trending posts, or stories matching your interests delivered to your DMs.
Scheduled story alerts
Set Notis to check Hackernews hourly for new stories matching your interests or keywords, then alert you when they appear.
Bridge to other tools
Bring Hackernews into your workflow: share trending stories to Slack or email, or sync posts to Notion for your reading list.
Hackernews, from anywhere you
message.
Pick the channel you already live in. Notis turns it into a fully native Hackernews remote.
Telegram
Voice-first Notion bot. Record, tag, file.
WhatsApp business or personal, both work.
Slack
Slash-command your way through any workspace.
iMessage
Native bubbles. iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Gmail
Forward emails. Get them filed in Notion.
Notis Desktop
Run from Notis desktop with hotkeys & history.
Supported triggers and
actions
Notis builds workflows that link Hackernews to anything else. A trigger fires from one place; an action lands in another.
No triggers have been added for Hackernews yet.
Connect any two apps
with AI in the middle.
Choose the app that starts the workflow and the app that should react. Notis sits in between, reading each event, deciding what matters, and writing the result exactly where it belongs.
When this happens · Trigger
Do this · Action
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