daily.dev is a free, open source personalized news feed for developers, used by millions of developers worldwide. It aggregates articles, tutorials, release notes, and news from 2,000+ trusted sources across the web, and personalizes your feed based on the tags you follow (like #webdev, #ai, #devops) and what you read.

You can use daily.dev as a new tab browser extension for Chrome and Edge, as a web app, or with the daily.dev mobile apps for iOS and Android. Beyond the feed, daily.dev is a community: join Squads to share and discuss content with other developers, comment on posts, bookmark what you want to read later, and search across everything.

• 📰 Personalized feed: the best developer content from 2,000+ sources, tuned to your stack via tags and your reading activity
• 🧩 New tab extension: turn every new browser tab into your developer homepage (Chrome and Edge)
• 📱 Mobile apps: the same feed and community on iOS and Android
• 👥 Squads: developer communities for sharing and discussing content with your team or people who share your interests
• 💬 Discussions: comment on posts and learn from how other developers think
• 🔖 Bookmarks and reading list: save posts to read later, wherever you are
• 🔍 Search: find posts, tags, sources, and discussions across the entire network

daily.dev is available as a browser extension for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, as a web app, and as a mobile app for iOS and Android.

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We recognize that developers today have the greatest power as a professional group to drive change and affect the lives of billions. Many platforms provide developers with tools that serve their success or the goals of their workplace, but daily.dev is by design for developers themselves.

We, as developers, know how challenging it is to grow professionally with so much going on, and that's why we built daily.dev: to make it easy for us to navigate the abundant content out there and discover all the knowledge we need with zero effort.

You can use daily.dev to:

• 👨‍💻 Learn and stay up-to-date

• 🙌 Interact based on the latest trends in our ecosystem

• 🚀 Collaborate with other developers you know and appreciate

Is daily.dev free?
Yes. The core daily.dev experience (the personalized feed, extension, mobile apps, Squads, bookmarks, and search) is free. There is an optional paid subscription, daily.dev Plus, that adds power features on top. Is daily.dev open source?
Yes. daily.dev is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license. This repository is the central hub, and the frontend applications (extension and web app) live in dailydotdev/apps. What are we doing to ensure daily.dev is safe?
The browser extension only replaces your new tab page. It never tracks your browsing on other websites, never reads or modifies content on other pages, never accesses your browsing history, and never injects scripts into any website. It requests only the permissions it needs, and because daily.dev is fully open source, you can verify all of this in the code yourself. Your data is never sold. How does daily.dev make money?
daily.dev is an ad-supported business. The feed includes clearly marked native ads from developer-relevant brands, which is what keeps daily.dev free for the community. If you want to reach developers on daily.dev, see business.daily.dev. Which platforms does daily.dev support?
Browser extension for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, a web app at daily.dev, and native mobile apps for iOS and Android. How does the feed personalization work?
You pick the tags and sources you care about (for example #react, #kubernetes, #ai), and the feed learns from what you read, upvote, and bookmark. You stay in control: you can follow or block tags and sources at any time, and switch between personalized and popular feeds. How is daily.dev different from dev.to or Hacker News?
They solve different problems. dev.to is a blogging community where most content is written on the platform itself. Hacker News is a single shared ranked list of tech and startup links, the same for everyone. daily.dev aggregates developer content from 2,000+ sources across the web and personalizes the feed to your stack, with communities (Squads) built around it. Many developers use daily.dev alongside these platforms. How do I report a bug or request a feature?
Open a bug report or start a feature request discussion right here in this repository.

daily.dev might look simple on the surface, but actually, it is powered by a complex and robust system of different applications. It contains several services, some are big, others are micro and easy to maintain. Below is the list of different projects that we maintain under daily.dev.

• daily - This is the repository you are currently at. It serves as a central place for all the projects. It contains documentation, community ideas, suggestions, and whatnot.

• docs - This is the repository for official product documentation of daily.dev.

• awesome-developer-essentials - A community-curated list of essential resources for developers, maintained by the daily.dev team.

• apps - Monorepo with all the frontend-related projects since daily.dev 3.0. This includes both the extension and the webapp.

• action-devcard - GitHub Actions for adding daily DevCard to GitHub profile. Read the guide to set it up.

We are open to all kinds of contributions. If you want to:

• 🤔 Suggest a feature

• 🐛 Report an issue

• 📖 Improve documentation

• 👨‍💻 Contribute to the code

You are more than welcome. Before contributing, kindly check our guidelines.