Every source the digest reads, in full. The list is curated by hand and it is closed: if something is not on this page, it did not enter the digest.
Last updated 25 July 2026
The digest does not crawl the open web. It reads a fixed allowlist, maintained by a person, and every story it publishes comes from one of the entries below and links back to the original.
Sources marked breaking can trigger an out-of-cycle alert. That flag is only ever given to a first-party announcement page — a company's own blog, changelog, or release feed. Aggregators and commentary can corroborate a story that is already breaking, but they can never set one off on their own. A rumour on an aggregator is not an announcement.
Each item in the digest is a short original summary written for this app, published with the source's name and a link to the original page. We do not reproduce articles in full, we do not republish source images, and we do not put a source's content behind our own presentation as though it were ours. The link out is the point: the summary tells you whether something matters, the original tells you what it says.
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If you publish one of these sources and you would rather not be summarised here, or you want a correction, email kontakt@kwandro.de. We will remove a source from the list on request from its publisher, and we correct factual errors promptly.
Coverage grows by hand. If something belongs here and is missing, send it to kontakt@kwandro.de — the strongest candidates are first-party announcement surfaces where a company says what it has shipped.