For You, from your countries and topics - For You shows the countries you choose - your Home Country until you follow others. - Follow a country and a topic together, like Sports in Germany, from Edit For You or a story's long-press menu. - Topics you follow bring in each country's Google News section, so they fill up. - A source you follow adds its stories. Unfollowing always asks first. A daily briefing of every story you follow - Your daily briefing covers every story For You showed in the last 24 hours - hundreds on a busy day. - It opens with a real summary in your Summary Style: the key points and what they add up to, written on-device by Apple Intelligence on supported iPhone models, and picked from the articles everywhere else. - Top stories come next - the ones most outlets covered, with the count - then key facts and every story grouped by topic, with Show all. - Every summary in the app - Saved groups, the Digest, a story's coverage, Home's feed - leads the same way. - Copy, Edit Text, Share or Listen from the bar at the bottom. - Nothing plays until you tap Listen, and Stop keeps it quiet. - The newest briefing waits at the top of For You, and a Morning Briefing notification at the time you pick opens it. - Make your own plans: daily, weekly, on the days you pick, or every few hours when the news refreshes. Notify me tells you when one is ready. - Country briefings first research that country's own outlets. Translation in place, summaries from the whole article - Translate replaces the headline, description and summary right in the story. Show Original switches back. - Summaries are built from the full article, not the feed teaser. - With Apple Intelligence on a supported iPhone, Apple's on-device model writes them - nothing leaves your device. - When a translation can't be made, WillaNews says why. Also new - A quick setup on first launch: your country and topics. - Settings shows your Home Country - change it with the Country chip on Home. - Summary Style offers four clear presets. - Tapping a notification opens the stories it names. - Story buttons say what they do: Reader or Open in Safari. - Every story names the outlet that wrote it - Google News stories too - with a country flag. - Story clusters group only coverage of the same event and count each outlet once, and "Also in" shows how outlets in other countries cover the same story. - Export Saved as Markdown or CSV. Saved's overview opens your latest briefing. - Summaries of Saved groups, clusters and Home's feed open as one report to copy, edit, share or hear. - Briefings and Saved summaries can include all stories, not just 5, 8 or 12.

Your country, two ways. Home Country can now show the stories about your country, not only the outlets based there. Choose "Stories about it" in Settings and WillaNews keeps every story about your country - from its own outlets and from the international outlets WillaNews follows. Add a topic to narrow it: pick Brazil and Business, and you get Brazil's economy as the world reports it, not a Brazilian paper's report on markets abroad. The Country chip shows which view you're in, countries you follow in For You work the same way, and when there's little to read, WillaNews says so and offers the other view in one tap. Turn on "Also search the web" to add coverage from beyond WillaNews's own list of outlets. Story clusters, rebuilt. Related stories are grouped far more accurately: one event, reported by several outlets, from the last 48 hours. Each story shows who covered it and from which countries, a timeline from first report to latest, the bias mix, the names more than one outlet mentions, and a one-tap summary drawn from the articles themselves. Every article in it can be followed, tagged and opened in the reader. Search goes further. Filter by country, sort by best match or newest, and press return to search the web for stories your feeds don't carry. Turn any search into an alert with Alert Me, start from trending topics, and follow or tag stories straight from the results. Saved, at a glance. A new overview shows how many stories you've saved, how many are still unread and how many are kept for offline reading, with your top countries, topics and tags. Digest gives you a one-tap summary of what you saved in the last 7 days. The Country, Topic and Tag filters now take several picks at once, and unread stories carry a blue dot. Also: - Notifications from your follows now stack in Notification Center instead of replacing each other - Expanded stories stay tidy when a feed sends the whole article as its description

100+ countries of real local news. Home's new Country chip switches to each country's own newspapers and broadcasters - over 350 feeds, from N1 and Nova.rs to Le Monde, Tagesschau, Anadolu, Haaretz and Hankyoreh. For You is yours. Follow a source, a topic or a whole country from any story; For You shows only what you follow, newest first. Edit For You keeps the list in one place, and you can get a notification when new stories from your follows arrive. Saved, organized. Hold the bookmark to add tags, group saved stories by country, topic or tag, filter and search them, select several at once, and summarize a whole group in one tap. Saved stories keep an offline copy. Signed-in publishers now open in full from every feed, marked with a green dot.

Smarter summaries. Tap any story and WillaNews now reads the article itself and pulls out the key sentences Simpler Home. Two menus at the top let you pick your feed and source. Everything else moved out of the way. Your own feeds, front and center. Custom RSS feeds are now a feed you can browse like any other. New Defence category with dedicated military and defence sources. Copy a summary with its source link in one tap. Search now looks inside the articles you've opened.