What does news look like without an algorithm?
Trust in news arriving through algorithmic platforms is 22%. Trust in news people choose themselves is 51% (Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2026). The entire idea of Outception fits in that gap: you choose the sources, and that’s the whole feed logic.
The rules the wall follows
Headlines appear in the order they happen, per source — never re-ranked by predicted engagement.
Nothing is recommended, injected, or resurfaced. Unfollow a source and it is gone.
No unread counters, no streak guilt, no infinite feed. Swipe through your sources and the wall tells you when you’re caught up.
Around 8,000 followable sources across ~200 countries — national papers, local outlets, niche sites, YouTube channels, deal communities, and more.
No account needed: the wall works the moment it loads, and your deck is saved on your device.
Why this matters
News avoidance is at record levels — 42% globally, 47% in Ireland — while interest in news stays high. People are not tired of news; they are tired of the delivery. A feed with no ranking and an explicit end is the delivery fixed.