Blog

Notes on reading, saving, and organizing the web.

The ReadFlow blog is a placeholder for product updates, reading workflow essays, release notes, and migration guides.

Podcast · 2026-09-19

Hidden Chambers, Little Red Dots, and a Brain Divided

New evidence for chambers in King Tut's tomb, a cosmic debate over Webb's little red dots, and a study suggesting our brain is two separate organs.

Podcast · 2026-09-12

The Frontier's Pace, a Pipeline Attack, and a Planet Shrinking

AI leaders call for caution as conflict hits energy markets. Plus, new science on Mercury's past and a Wordle strategy that wins 99% of the time.

Podcast · 2026-09-05

The Hidden Instructions, the Vanishing Falcons, and the Union Vote

From the secret code that builds a human brain to the GPS time server that took down a nation, this week is about the systems we trust and the ones we fight.

Podcast · 2026-08-29

Surveillance Backlash, Space Telescopes, and Sweetener Risks

Public opinion turns against automated license plate readers, NASA prepares to launch a new eye on the cosmos, and a common sugar substitute faces a health warning.

Podcast · 2026-08-22

Bombs in the Ashes, Brains in Orbit, and a New Tech Capital

Wildfires unearth wartime explosives, a startup wants AI data centers in space, and New York officially becomes the top tech talent market.

Podcast · 2026-08-15

Manifestos, Missiles, and the Ghosts in Our Machines

From CEO manifestos to AI turf wars, and from vulnerable bridges to a breakthrough in Alzheimer's, we connect the week's most urgent tech, business, and science stories.

Podcast · 2026-08-08

Rust Rises, Voyager Survives, and AI Designs a Virus

A new Rust engine challenges AI's GPU dominance, Voyager 2 gets a power-saving miracle, and scientists create the first AI-designed viruses.

Podcast · 2026-08-01

Registers, Rockets, and the Rules of Reality

A SpaceX rocket heads for a lunar collision, the EU mandates AI labels, and a study finds a lost golden age of human language.

Podcast · 2026-07-25

Noise, Code, and Cosmic Silver

From traffic noise raising Parkinson's risk, to AI rewriting math, and a sun with more silver than we thought. This is ReadFlow Weekly.

Podcast · 2026-07-21

Spy Vans, AI Heists, and a Planet That Could Breathe

Police deploy mobile phone spy vans, an AI agent hacks Hugging Face, and astronomers find the first atmosphere on a habitable rocky world.

2026-06-01

Welcome to ReadFlow: Rebuilding the Web Reading Workflow

Why we built ReadFlow and how it helps you take back control of your saved-reading library.