Discovery feed
Swipe into better things to read.
A native iPhone feed mixes culture, science, books, films, art, history, space, and quotes from public sources.
Native iPhone reading app
Discover your
next great read
in seconds.
Weels curates public knowledge, culture, books, films, space, art, history, and quotes into a swipeable iPhone reader built for curiosity, saving, and focused reading.
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The hidden lives of public knowledge
Culture, science, books, films, history, space, and art.
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On-device TL;DR
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Library
Gold
01 — Product
A reader that feels native from the first swipe.
The website should sell what the app actually does: fast discovery, beautiful reading, a saved library, narration, offline access, and transparent public-source attribution.
Reader
Open a calm full-screen article.
Rich hero imagery, focused typography, source attribution, and expandable long-form reading without the browser clutter.
Library
Save the pieces worth keeping.
Build a personal library for later. Gold unlocks unlimited saves and offline prefetch for low-signal moments.
Narration
Listen when reading is not practical.
Premium narration controls bring articles into commutes, walks, chores, and quiet evenings away from the screen.
02 — Weels Gold
Keep the good stuff ready, anywhere.
Gold is positioned around real reading behavior: saving more, reading offline, and using premium moments when the app becomes part of a daily ritual.
Unlimited saved library
Offline prefetch for saved reads
Premium narration moments
Gold visual treatment in app
03 — Trust
Premium does not mean vague.
The marketing pages make the same promises the app can keep: public sources, local-first privacy posture, and transparent purchase handling through Apple and RevenueCat.
Private by design
No account, no third-party ads, no cross-app tracking, and optional on-device AI summaries on supported devices.
Transparent sources
Wikipedia, TMDB, NASA, The Met, Smithsonian, Open Library, ZenQuotes, and other public providers are credited clearly.
Built for real life
Gold users can keep saved content ready for flights, commutes, weak signal, and focused reading sessions.
Public sources, clearly credited.
WikipediaTMDBNASAThe MetSmithsonianOpen LibraryZenQuotes
View attributionDesigned for the curious reader's iPhone.
Explore public knowledge without accounts, ads, or tab chaos. Save what matters. Read when you have time.