Particle
Personalized news, summarized, plus Radar search across 160,000+ podcasts.
At a glance
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- Best suited to
News readers who want personalized, summarized coverage across many topics instead of reading every full article.; People tracking a topic, company, or person across podcasts, using Radar search.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
News readers who want personalized, summarized coverage across many topics instead of reading every full article.; People tracking a topic, company, or person across podcasts, using Radar search.
Limits and trade-offs
Users who want only full-length original reporting with no summaries, since Particle centers on summarized news.; Users who need a general AI assistant, since Particle is built for news and podcast search, not general tasks.
Plans and free allowances
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Evidence
Official homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04)
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-04. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Particle
Particle is a personalized news app that summarizes news for the reader, with sections from technology and sports to politics, science, and economics. It also offers Radar, which searches what 160,000+ podcasts are saying about any topic, company, or person.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Particle
- News readers who want personalized, summarized coverage across many topics instead of reading every full article.
- People tracking a topic, company, or person across podcasts, using Radar search.
When to choose something else
- Users who want only full-length original reporting with no summaries, since Particle centers on summarized news.
- Users who need a general AI assistant, since Particle is built for news and podcast search, not general tasks.
A practical starting workflow
- Open Particle and pick the topics you follow, from technology to politics and economics.
- Read the personalized, summarized coverage for the day.
- Use Radar to search what podcasts are saying about a topic, company, or person you track.
Check before committing
- The pricing page path returned 404 in the text read, so no plan or price is recorded; the homepage text is largely a news index.
- Review is limited to the official homepage text read on 2026-11-04; no product run, no account, no purchase.
Common questions
What is Particle?
A personalized news app that summarizes news, with sections from technology and sports to politics, science, and economics.
What is Radar?
A search tool for what 160,000+ podcasts are saying about any topic, company, or person.
Is Particle only for news?
The homepage centers on news coverage and podcast search; no general-assistant features appear in the text read.
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Sources and checks
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