PixelsTech Feed delivers daily, high-quality tech news to programmers — curated by AI, organized by topic, and readable in any language.
Every article goes through a 5-step pipeline before it appears in your feed.
Articles are gathered daily from Hacker News, Reddit, InfoQ, and curated tech blogs.
Each article is automatically tagged to a topic — Go, AI, LLM, Java, and more.
Our AI model evaluates relevance, depth, and quality, assigning a score to each article.
Only articles that pass the quality threshold make it to the feed list.
The latest 2–3 days of curated articles are served to you — fresh, relevant, noise-free.
Browse the exact technology you care about.
Instead of a single endless stream, feeds are split into focused topics. Each topic has its own curated list updated every day.
You can also subscribe to topics so the sidebar only shows the topics you care about — and you receive a daily email digest for those topics.
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Every article is evaluated by an AI model for on-topic relevance, content depth, and overall quality. Low-quality or off-topic links never make it to your feed.
Click any article to open it in a distraction-free slide-in reader. No ads, no clutter — just the content. Supported with AI-powered translation for Chinese readers.
Save any article to your personal bookmark list with one click. Access all your saved feeds anytime from the My Feeds page.
Keep track of what you've already read. Marked articles are visually de-emphasised so your attention goes to new content.
Subscribe to the topics you care about. Your sidebar filters to show only subscribed topics, and you can opt in to a daily email digest for each one.
Found an article worth sharing? Paste the URL into the submit bar. Our AI agent will evaluate it and add it to the feed if it meets the quality bar.
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When you click the Read Clean button on any feed item, a panel slides in from the right with the article content stripped of ads, navigation, and other noise.
Clean reader mode requires a free account.
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Head to feed.pixelstech.net and pick a topic from the sidebar — AI, Go, Python, Security, and more.
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Star the topics you follow. Your sidebar adapts to show only them, and you can get a daily email with the best articles.
The feed is updated daily. New articles are collected, scored, and published every day. Only the most recent 2–3 days of content are shown to keep things fresh and manageable.
Articles are aggregated from multiple sources including Hacker News, Reddit, InfoQ, and various curated tech blogs and community feeds. The exact sources vary by topic.
Each article is evaluated by an AI model that considers factors such as topic relevance, content depth, writing quality, and community engagement signals. Articles below the quality threshold are filtered out before reaching the feed.
Clean reader mode is available to all registered users at no cost. You just need a free account to use it. Sign in with GitHub, Google, or Weibo.
English is the default. AI-powered Chinese (Simplified) translations are available for many articles. More languages may be added over time.
Yes. Paste any URL into the submit bar at the top of the feed page. Our AI agent will evaluate the article. If it passes the quality threshold and matches a topic, it will be added to the public feed. Either way, it will be saved to your personal feed list for reading.