Bay Area based Card Shop located in Sunnyvale CA. Starting out our streams with a little MTG and some Weiss Schwarz, hopefully expanding out to more games someday soon :)

Sharing this here because I thought this community may find it valuable.  I've always wanted to know what's going on in the world. But every time I opened an app to catch up, I'd surface forty minutes later more anxious than informed. Something about it felt off — like the cost of staying informed had quietly become my peace of mind. Every feed out there is built the same way: infinite, optimized to hold attention as long as possible. There's been a lot of talk lately about information diets and the war for our attention, but I couldn't find anything that actually let me stay informed without feeling overwhelmed. So I tried to make one. It's a daily briefing of 12 stories on the topics you pick. Heavier and lighter pieces are mixed so you don't close it feeling like the world is ending. No "for you" feed underneath. No "10 more you might like." When you finish the 12th one, that's it for the day. For now it lives as a web app. To save it like a regular app: iPhone (Safari): Share → Add to Home Screen Android (Chrome): three-dot menu → Install app / Add to Home Screen Still very early days, and I know there's a lot I haven't figured out yet. If you give it a try, I'd genuinely love to hear what works, what doesn't, and what feels off. Thanks for reading.

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