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Swurf Launches a Swipe-Based Feed for Discovering Real Web Pages

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A developer has released Swurf, a Show HN project that lets users swipe through web pages one after another in a feed. The tool learns user interests over time and avoids repeating pages it has already shown. The creator built it to find high-quality blogs and niche sites that people rarely encounter while browsing. Swurf requires no account to start, and includes options to submit, save links, control adult content, and search related topics. The project was shared on Hacker News, where it had 5 points and 2 comments at the time of reporting.

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Swurf Launches a Swipe-Based Feed for Discovering Real Web Pages · ShortSingh