EU and Mercosur finally sign the trade pact
Twenty-five years of talks, done in one afternoon. Here's who wins, who's furious, and why your coffee gets cheaper.
A few questions. Then we'll tell you how likely you are to love it.
Bubl is where your friends react, take sides, and argue about what's happening in the world. You come for them, and somewhere between the jokes and the hot takes, you end up genuinely informed.
Comeforyourfriends.Stayforthearguments.Leaveknowingwhat'sactuallygoingon.
A Pod is a group chat with your actual friends, except the news lives inside it. Stories drop in, somebody has a take, somebody else has a worse one, and suddenly you understand the story better than any feed ever managed.
Every night. One question. Pick a side.
At 8PM sharp, one debatable question, pulled straight from the day's news, drops for everyone at once. The whole community takes sides and argues it out. Miss it, and you'll hear about it tomorrow.
“Should AI-generated art be allowed to win real competitions?”
“The prompt is the craft. They said photography was cheating too. Gatekeeping is just nostalgia in a trench coat.”
“Typing a sentence isn't the same as making something. A button is not a brush, sorry.”
It's appointment television, except you're the show. 8PM. Every night. Don't be late.
No infinite feed. No fifty notifications. Every day, Bubl deals you exactly five story cards. Read them, flip them, done. Then go back to your life (or to the argument in your Pod).
Twenty-five years of talks, done in one afternoon. Here's who wins, who's furious, and why your coffee gets cheaper.
Models above a size threshold must disclose training data. Labs are split; your Pod is definitely not going to be.
A single-dose treatment for sickle cell hit every endpoint. The price tag is the next fight.
Three rivals, one mega-bundle, and a price that looks suspiciously like cable. Everything old is new again.
The bank blinked, markets shrugged. The one number worth remembering before tonight's Disagree.
Private alpha opens this summer to a small group. We won't email you anything except the invite, promise.
No spam. No resale. Just one email when your spot opens.
A note from the founder
I grew up between two countries and a dozen apps. All of them were built to take time, not give understanding. When I put a screen-time limit on TikTok, I realized I was just not following the news. So I built the thing I wished existed: news as a group activity, with the people I trust, in a place that respects me. That's Bubl.
Antonio, founder