View top posts from Hacker News instantly
Displays the top 5 posts from Hacker News in the macOS menu bar. Users can view headlines, titles, and brief summaries. Clicking a post opens it in a web browser. Updates in real-time without requiring user interaction.
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Jahn Bertsch
Read top and explore comments
Read articles from Hacker with options to view Top, New, Show, and Ask sections. Navigate nested comments by tapping to expand discussions. Available for macOS, iOS, and Apple Watch. Supports open-source development and community contributions.
Sergey Yuzepovich
Browse, share, read, store articles
Browse articles from Hacker with a dark theme. Share, read, or store articles for later. Supports iPhone and iPad. Free and open-source.
Ken Toh
Browse top, new, and featured news stories
Browse news stories with swipe tabs for Top, New, Show HN, Ask HN, and Jobs. View stories with typography and thumbnail options. Open links in Safari with reader mode. Expand or collapse comments with tap gestures.
Vladimir Kucherenko
Read , comment, and vote
Read articles with full markdown formatting. Navigate through threads and comments. Sync with API. Customize themes and settings. Compile from source for updates.
Andrii Sievrikov
Swipe to navigate comments
Read stories with a structured comment tree. Navigate comments by swiping for animated subtree transitions. Always view the parent comment for context. Skip irrelevant subtrees by scrolling. Adjust comment width for consistent readability.
X Corp.
Follow live news and events
View real-time news updates and breaking events. Follow topics, accounts, and hashtags. Post text and images. Engage with comments and replies. Search for content and filter by trends. Save and share posts across platforms.
Daniel Wu
Read , comment, and share updates
Read breaking tech and discuss stories with a community. Filter and sort articles by popularity or time. Save favorite stories for later reading. Share articles via social media or email. Customize feed settings and notification preferences.
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