Not more news. Enough news
Enuva turns the sources you trust into a personal audio briefing of about ten minutes. Enough to understand the day. Then it ends.
Transcript and sources
Prepared on September 25, 2026.Transcript
Iris (synthetic voice) Enuva gives you a short daily audio briefing from sources you trust. Add your own sources and choose what you want to hear more or less about. Pick a voice and language that suit you. Ten quiet minutes on your way to work. No endless scrolling. Here’s what your briefing could sound like.
Miles (synthetic voice) The Webb telescope has discovered the lightest known brown dwarfs. They form like stars, but some have just twice Jupiter’s mass. Direct trains from Munich via Innsbruck to Milan and Rome are planned for summer 2027. The launch depends on the trains being approved in time.
Iris (synthetic voice) Try Enuva and hear the news your way — from your own sources, at your own pace. Not more news. Enough news.
Sources
Briefings are generated by AI from public sources and may contain errors. Verify anything important against the original source.
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See what’s in your briefing. Listen, read along, or trace a story back to its sources.
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From the Enuva iPhone app.
Your sources. Your choice.
Start with a set for your country, or add your own by name, website, or RSS. The original articles stay one tap away.
Hear it in your language.
English, Deutsch, Čeština, or Slovenčina, even when your sources are in another language. Pick a voice you like, or read along.
Before you ask.
What does it cost?
The beta is free. For the public release, we plan a paid subscription alongside a free version.
Which phones does it work on?
iPhone with iOS 26 or later. You install the beta through Apple’s TestFlight app.
Which languages?
The app and your briefing come in English, Deutsch, Čeština, and Slovenčina. Your sources can be in any language.
Where do the stories come from?
From the publications you choose. You start with a set for your country and can add your own. Enuva uses publicly available articles, so it can’t read behind paywalls. Every story links to the original.
Who prepares the briefing?
Enuva prepares it automatically from your sources, and synthetic voices read it. Automatic summaries can get details wrong, which is why every story links to its original.
What happens after I request an invite?
Invitations are sent by email.
Ten quiet minutes.
Then get on with your day.
Request an invitation to the private beta. For iPhone. Free during the beta.
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