About Digg

Digg is a technology news site. It watches what credible people in tech and AI are posting, sharing, and building, then turns that into a fast daily read.

Most aggregators start with the content and try to work out what matters afterward. Digg starts with the people. We follow a ranked network of technology voices and ask what they are paying attention to right now. Who is reacting to something usually tells you more than how many views it got.

The promise is simple. Know what the most credible corner of tech is paying attention to in five minutes, without reading hundreds of timelines.

What you get

• A ranked feed of the day's tech and AI stories at https://digg.com/tech, with enough context to decide what is worth opening.
• A deeper page for each story, showing the original source, who is discussing it, and what they are saying.
• A GitHub view of the repos credible builders are starring and shipping.
• A daily email, plus a Saturday edition.

The feed is free and needs no account. Accounts are for taking part, not for getting in.

Who builds Digg

Digg is a product of Basic Intelligence, operated by Digg Inc., a Delaware corporation with offices in California. Follow along at @basic_in_, or reach us through the contact page.

If you are building something that reads Digg programmatically, every ranking and story feed is public and needs no API key. Start at https://digg.com/llms.txt.