Kept on your device
Your papers, saved stories, summaries, and reading log live in the app on your phone. Reading activity is thinned out after 14 days and removed after 56.
Pick the papers you read. Kaffe Time fetches them, files them your way, and writes you a short brief on the device. No account, no server.
Free on the App Store. For iPhone and iPad, iOS 18.4 and later.
Follow the sites you already read and group them by language, country, topic, or sections you name yourself. Stories arrive newest first, and nothing is picked for you.
Download a small model once, and Kaffe Time reads the morning’s stories and writes a short brief of what happened, on the phone itself.
Hear the brief in your iPhone’s own voices, for the minutes when nobody is looking at a screen.
Translate a summary into your language when you ask for it, on the device.
Ask what happened today and get an answer drawn from the articles the app has actually read.
What it learns about your interests is written as plain sentences you can edit or delete, one tap each.
Real screens from the app. A front page made of the papers you follow, a brief written on the phone, and a reader that can read it all to you.
The papers, stories and pictures in these screenshots are invented for the demo.
Kaffe Time has no app account, advertising, analytics, or crash reporting, and there is no server that receives your reading history.
Your papers, saved stories, summaries, and reading log live in the app on your phone. Reading activity is thinned out after 14 days and removed after 56.
Memory facts sync through your own private iCloud when you pull to refresh Memory. Nothing else is synced.
Articles open in a private reader that keeps nothing between visits and blocks listed third-party resources.