TicDia is a lightweight, responsive web app designed to make reading the news and learning from Wikipedia more engaging. It presents curated articles in a vertical, swipeable format inspired by TikTok — offering a fast, distraction-free way to consume content.
Users can switch between multiple data sources, including the New York Times and (soon NewsAPI too), and translate article summaries into their preferred language. The app also supports installability as a PWA, with a clean UI and performance-focused architecture (React + Vite + Supabase).
TicDia is still evolving, so feedback is very welcome — especially around functionality, accessibility, and what content sources you'd like to see added next.
Thanks for taking the time to check it out.
This is truely cool! The vertical, swipeable format for reading news and Wikipedia articles is kinda genius imo — I'm always looking for ways to cut through the noise and this feels super efficient. So much better than endless scrolling on a regular webpage. What other news sources are you thinking of adding next?
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@mujoe Thanks for commenting on my project ! - sorry I wasn't able to answer sooner, I'm not often on this site. I'm currently trying to make sure that every feature I've already added work like I intend them to, but I'm open to ideas to what I should add next.
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This is truely cool! The vertical, swipeable format for reading news and Wikipedia articles is kinda genius imo — I'm always looking for ways to cut through the noise and this feels super efficient. So much better than endless scrolling on a regular webpage. What other news sources are you thinking of adding next?
@mujoe Thanks for commenting on my project ! - sorry I wasn't able to answer sooner, I'm not often on this site. I'm currently trying to make sure that every feature I've already added work like I intend them to, but I'm open to ideas to what I should add next.