Nourish is a news-reading app built by the small team behind NewsDeck, which the NewsDeck site now says is joining Nourish for what it calls a better news experience. Nourish streams stories tied to a chosen set of people, companies, countries and topics rather than an open-ended scroll, and an Answers section uses AI to write plain-language explainers and FAQs about developing stories, covering what happened, why it matters and what to watch next. The company describes what NewsDeck called correlated coverage, understanding how different publishers describe the same story over time, as work its underlying AI handles so the reader does not have to read every outlet separately. The app is available for iPhone, Android and in the browser, and the site frames its mission as healthier news habits rather than an attention-maximising feed.
A news product that filters and summarises coverage on a reader’s behalf makes editorial choices about what counts as balance and what gets left out, so a reader relying on Nourish’s framing of a story should still be willing to check a primary source for anything consequential. The company states it is transparent about its AI decision-making, its sources and its funding, and names a small, three-person team, which is a modest base for aggregating coverage at scale; how it selects and weights the hundreds of publishers it draws from is not detailed on the pages reviewed. Because Nourish absorbed NewsDeck, older links and integrations built against NewsDeck should be checked for whether they still work.
Nourish is free to use, with a free account needed for the full personalised feed; no separate paid tier was found on the pages reviewed.
