Pachca's free AI digest
The biggest AI news every morning, from 900+ sources

So much AI news, releases and discussion comes out every day that most of your time goes not into reading but into searching and filtering out what actually matters.
So we built ourselves an AI digest. Every morning it goes through 900+ sources, including X, Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub, Habr, international media and more, and keeps only the most important stories from the day before.
Then we decided to open it up to everyone. The digest is free to use.
See the digest: pachca.com/ai-digest
What goes into the digest
Every morning, the system pulls fresh content from all sources and picks what's actually worth your attention.
Each daily edition includes:
- the top 15–20 stories of the day;
- the top 10 key takeaways, observations and opinions;
- translations into Russian;
- links to the original sources.
The result is a short roundup that tells you what happened in AI over the past 24 hours, so you don't have to spend time going through dozens of sites, channels and threads yourself.
We paid special attention to international sources. A lot of interesting releases, news and debates show up first on X, Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub or in English-language media, and only later make their way into the Russian-language news space.
Search by company, product and topic
Beyond the daily editions, the digest lets you search the entire archive.
For example, you can find the latest news about Claude, see what's changed in ChatGPT, follow how AI agents are evolving or pull together everything around a specific company or technology from the past few weeks.
Set a time range and quickly see everything that happened on a topic, all in one place.
Works on your phone
The digest runs right in your browser. On a smartphone, you can add it to your home screen and open it almost like a regular app.
If you'd rather get the daily roundup in Telegram, there's a Telegram channel.
We originally built this digest for our own work at Pachca, and we still use it every day. At some point we realized this way of keeping up with AI news could help others too, so we opened it up to everyone.
We hope it helps you make sense of the news flow faster, spend less time searching and never miss what really matters.
The digest is free:
We keep using it ourselves and improving it based on feedback. If you try it and find a source, topic or feature missing, let us know. We'll consider useful ideas for future updates.


