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Archive news pages as visual stamps with full AI intelligence: summary, sentiment, impact, key actors and predictions. From links to knowledge. You read dozens of articles a week. A few days later you can't find them, or you don't remember why they mattered. Stamp News turns every article you read into a structured, searchable card: a "stamp". ONE CLICK ON ANY NEWS PAGE GIVES YOU: - 5 key points that summarise the article - Sentiment (positive / negative / neutral / mixed) and category - Key actors: the people and organisations involved - Possible impact and suggested predictions - Tags you can pick or edit - A screenshot, so you remember what the page looked like YOUR PERSONAL NEWS ARCHIVE Every stamp goes into "My stamps", a visual gallery you can browse and revisit. It always keeps the link to the original source. MAKE YOUR OWN PREDICTIONS Add a prediction and a probability to any story. Later you can come back and check whether you were right. FREE AI INCLUDED - 20 free AI analyses every month, no account and no API key needed. - Power users can paste their own Anthropic API key in ⚙ Settings for unlimited analysis. - If the AI is unavailable, a basic offline analysis still works. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Your stamps are saved only in your browser. No account, no tracking, no analytics. - To create the AI analysis, the page title and a short text excerpt are sent to the Stamp News server and Anthropic. Nothing is stored there. WHO IT'S FOR Journalists, researchers, analysts, students, and anyone who reads the news and wants to remember what matters. Privacy policy: https://jlponscasasnovas-stampnews.github.io/-stamp-news-privacy/
Oct 26, 2026
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