News without the doomscrolling
Hear a short, source-backed news bulletin between songs, shaped around the subjects and place you choose.
The useful bit, then back to your music.
ABOUT THIS LISTENING MODE
News without doomscrolling means getting a bounded update without opening an infinite feed. Mochi turns current reporting into a short spoken bulletin and keeps the source links available when you want to inspect the detail.
Choose a 15, 30, 45 or 60 second edition. Mochi keeps the number of stories appropriate to that length instead of cramming a feed’s worth of headlines into one interruption.
When the bulletin finishes, the listening room belongs to your music again.
Mochi’s news bulletins are source-backed. The articles used for an edition are shown with the prepared bulletin so you can open the original reporting instead of treating a generated summary as the final word.
The spoken update is a convenience, not a replacement for the source or a complete account of a developing story.
Pick enduring interests such as world news, local news, business, science, culture or technology, then add an exact place if local relevance matters. You can change the dial whenever your attention changes.
Scheduled news only runs during active music listening. If the music stops, Mochi stops preparing scheduled interruptions too.
Mochi is designed for a calm catch-up, not emergency warnings or minute-by-minute breaking coverage. For urgent public-safety information, use the responsible official service for your location.
For everything else, the aim is modest: know a little more without giving a feed the rest of your attention.