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Been on the Gem TestFlight for a few weeks now. Find myself opening the app multiple times a day to quickly swipe through a dozen stories or so. It’s just something about the simplicity and fluidity of this app that makes me keep coming back day after day. Having been an avid user of reader apps over a decade, owing to the sheer number of writing pieces available now, I’ve struggled to get to “inbox zero” in my reading lists / queues etc. Over time, that has made me avoid or even dread opening them altogether. My queues just keep accumulating, like email... Enter Gem. I never dread opening Gem, because I know I could be in and out in 30s, a couple of mins or even 10 mins, with new knowledge and a feeling of satisfaction. It's kind of like skimming headlines but a lot more useful. We live in a new age where there's just too much news out there — Gem embraces that and proposes an intelligent, fun way to navigate this era. The AI recommendation engine has been getting progressively better from the day I started using Gem. And I've got a growing wishlist of features already.. TLDR: Gem is just plain dumb fun! You gotta try it to know.
Love using Gem - it's so fun! It actually makes me feel good about scrolling on my phone every morning. I love how the app guides me through the important parts of an article bit by bit: title first, A.I. summary next and then finally I can click through to the article if I want to read the whole thing. The app is helping me read more of the things I care about and comprehend the most important parts better than any other app I've used. Love the minimalism too. Congrats on the launch :).
Awesome and fresh news experience for those of us who don't have lots of spare time (all of us lol)
Gem is on the move to beat Artifact as the next-best news app. It naturally focuses on summarization and ease of comprehension which is the new way forward in news consumption. There are too many fluff pieces and hyperbolic articles these days to know what's valuable/useful to read. Gem solves this with a super slick UX, quick access summaries and amazing recommendations. Congrats to the Gem team, keep up the good work.
