FORM & FIELD · 6 MINA better way to build,
Hattip
Stay curious.
Stay caught up.
News, newsletters, podcasts and the people you follow—in one place.
Read deeply, get the gist, or let your daily briefing bring you up to speed.
Hattip V2 is in development
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YOUR READING / A LITTLE PERSPECTIVEEverything you follow.
Everything you follow.
A little more in focus.
The big stories and the independent voices. Together in a reading list that feels like yours.
Find your reading space ↗THE ENERGY LETTERThe power of thinking a little further ahead.
INSIDE THE BUILD · PODCASTA conversation worth coming back to.
FORM & FIELD / THE GISTA long read.
A long read.
Three useful ideas.
- Start with the place, not just the building.
- Choose materials that belong to the landscape.
- Make spaces useful, welcoming and built to last.
HATTIP / YOUR DAILY BRIEF · 07:00Good morning.
Good morning.
Here’s your world.
01 / YOUR INTERESTSThe energy story behind the headlines.
02 / WORTH A CLOSER LOOKHow our cities are changing.
03 / SOMETHING TO COME BACK TOAn idea for the day ahead.
Hattip is in development. Examples throughout this page are fictional design previews.
Explore what’s planned; availability and plan details will be confirmed before launch.
Your world, together
Everything you follow.
Finally together.
Bring your publications, newsletters, blogs and podcasts together.
Add names or links. Choose what belongs. Make yourself at home.
FTFinancial Times
BBCBBC
GThe Guardian
EThe Economist
NThe New York Times
WWIRED
MMonocle
SSubstack newsletters
nprNPR
▶YouTube podcasts
BBloomberg
◉Independent podcasts
✉Your newsletters
AaIndependent blogs
Your reading.All those sources. A place of your own.
Source examples, not partnerships. Support varies; publisher subscriptions remain separate.
A proper place to read
Less managing.
More reading.
A clear list of stories. A comfortable place to read. Your sources close by, and the original always within reach.
Hattip · Your reading ⌑ Hattip web reader · design preview
01Your sources.
Your sources.
Your point of view.
A personal collection, with room for the big publications and the small independent voices.
02A story deserves
A story deserves
a little breathing room.
Readable type. Thoughtful spacing. The article at the centre of the experience.
03Get the gist.
Get the gist.
Keep the original.
Read, save or explore a summary. Choose how much attention to give each story.
A closer look at the planned web reader.
From your inbox to your reading list
Keep the newsletters.
Lose the inbox clutter.
The good emails deserve a better home.
Give them a personal reading address, or bring them over
with a forwarding setup you review and approve.
InboxSample mailbox
The Sunday BriefA few things worth your Sunday9:12
Form & FieldGood design begins with a question8:45
Working NotesThe things we come back to8:20
Booking confirmationYour table is reserved8:05
The Energy LetterThis week in the world of power7:52
A note from a friendSee you on Saturday?7:30
Keep personal emails personal. Choose only your newsletters.
Create a newsletter rule
Fromhello@sundaybrief.example
Apply to future matching messagesForward to your Hattip addressyour-name@reading.example
First, verify the forwarding address and a test delivery.
Illustrative setup. No email settings will change.
- 1Choose your senders
- 2Verify delivery
- 3Approve your rules
Planned setup. Verify delivery and approve your rules before forwarding.
Leave room for a new interest
Follow your curiosity
somewhere new.
Start with a question. Find the voices worth following.
Make a new interest part of your world.
A collection begins with a questionBuilt around your curiosity.
I want to understand
data-centre
construction.
Built around your curiosity.Five perspectives. A fuller picture.Illustrative collection
REPORTING · MIXED ACCESS
The Construction Desk
The projects, permits and people shaping the sector.
Sample: What a data-centre build involvesENERGY · FREE
Power & Place
The grid constraints behind the building boom.
Sample: Power comes before the groundbreakingPRACTITIONER · FREE
Site Notes
An engineer’s view from the ground.
Sample: Cooling choices that change the buildingPRIMARY SOURCES · FREE
Planning Record
The public decisions behind the headlines.
Sample: From proposal to permissionPODCAST · MIXED ACCESS
Inside the Build
The trade-offs, explained by people doing the work.
Sample: Building for the next decadeChoose what belongs in your sample collection.
Sample collection. Choose an angle, then add the voices that interest you.
Curiosity, at your pace
The long read.
The short version.
Your choice.
Get the main points before deciding where to spend your time.
Then go deeper with the original.
FORM & FIELD · SAMPLE ARTICLEA better way to build,
Keep the original in view ↗
A better way to build,
a better place to be.
Some places ask you to stop. To look a little longer. To notice the light moving across a wall, or the way a roof follows the line of the coast.
A thoughtful building begins with its surroundings. The materials, the people, the weather. Good design makes room for all of them.
Natural materials can connect a space with the landscape around it. But the most successful buildings are more than beautiful objects: they are useful, welcoming places.
The question is not simply what a building looks like. It is how it belongs—and how it will serve people over time.
The gistA little clarity,
before you dive in.
01
Start with the place, not just the building.
02
Choose materials that connect with the landscape.
03
Based on the sample article by Form & Field.Good design is as much about usefulness as appearance.
Prewritten interactive example. Optional summaries depend on source access and plan allowance.
Podcast summaries require a permitted transcript. Original sources remain visible.
The things you have a reason to follow
Stay interested.
Stay in the picture.
A competitor. A potential partner. An expert whose work shapes yours. Follow their next move, with the reporting behind it.
YOUR WEEKLY PERSPECTIVEExample briefWhat moved.
What mattered.
Where to go deeper.
01
Northline’s next chapter
A new facility signals an expansion in capacity. Here’s the announcement, and the context around it.
Company announcement ↗ Independent reporting ↗02
The grid conversation is changing
Alex Morgan’s latest published analysis puts connection queues in perspective.
Published analysis ↗ Background reading ↗The conversation, too. An optional X connection is planned for relevant public posts and conversations.
Subject to provider eligibility,limits and final packaging.
A sample of the company, person and topic briefs we’re building.
Your morning, already edited
A little more informed.
Before the first coffee.
A daily email with the news of the day. Or a briefing on the topics you care about most. The main points, the context, and the sources to read next.
Daily or weekly. Your topics, on your schedule.
HATTIP / THE DAILY07:00YOUR WORLD, IN A FEW MINUTES
A good morning
starts here.
Three stories to put your day in perspective.
01
The energy story behind the headlines
New grid investment brings the bigger picture into focus.
Energy Letter · 4 min read ↗02
How our cities are changing
A closer look at the places we live and work.
Form & Field · 6 min read ↗03
An idea worth carrying into your day
Why a little space to think still matters.
Working Notes · 3 min read ↗Planned email briefings. Try an edition, an interest and a delivery time.
Less checking. More knowing.
When it matters,
let it find you.
News about a company. A development in your field. A stock on the move. Set what deserves your attention, then choose an email or an iPhone notification.
BUILD A SAMPLE ALERT
Topic Clean energy
Sample move: +5.2% · your alert would fire.
Your subject. Your threshold.
Your choice of how to hear about it.
Hattip iOS notification · sampleA new chapter for clean energy
New grid investment could reshape the next wave of projects. Here’s the reporting behind it.
Your topic: Clean energyStay in the loop.
Get on with your day.
Planned alerts. Market coverage and data delays depend on the provider. Try a sample above.
Make room for a good conversation
Eyes off.
Curiosity on.
Your podcast list belongs beside your reading.
See what’s new. Save a promising conversation.
Listen in the places you already like.
Previewing Apple Podcasts as your destination.
INSIDE
THE
BUILD.Conversations about
the places we make.
THE
BUILD.Conversations about
the places we make.
NEW EPISODE · 52 MINThe power behind
The power behind
the next building boom.
One show. All its available listening links.
Open in Apple Podcasts
Fictional show and episode. Planned links to external players; no playback-history sync.
Episode summaries are optional, where permitted transcripts are available.
Hattip for ChromeA better way to build,
a better place to be.
A promising read. A better moment, later.
For a moment that’s yours
Not now
doesn’t have to mean
not ever.
That story you don’t have time for.
The conversation you want to come back to.
Save it in a second. Give it your attention later.
Chrome saving is planned alongside the web reader.
iPhone sharing and offline Later are upcoming.
Planned saving tools. A saved link does not guarantee a permanent full-text copy.
A little more perspective
The market
around the story.
A small watchlist and a few indicators, close to your company news. Context for a curious reader.
S&P 5005,800VIX18.4EUR/USD1.09
Illustrative figures. Coverage, delays and commercial rights remain subject to release checks.Keep the story in sight
Another way
into the story.
A subscription link needn’t end your curiosity. Explore other publishers reporting on the same event.
Original: A new chapter for geothermal power
Other reporting: Energy Journal · Industry Review
One reading life. Room on every screen.
At your desk.
On your sofa.
Out in the world.
A big screen for a deep read. A small one for a spare moment.
We’re building Hattip for the devices that move through your day.
Hattip · Desktop concept
iPhone
Planned app
iPad
Planned app
Mac
Planned app
Windows
Planned app
Android
Planned app
Web
Coming first
Web first. Apps follow in stages; features and release dates will be confirmed for each platform.
Make a little room for your world
Your reading.
Your way.
Start with a useful reader. Choose more help keeping up.
Or bring your own connections to a hosted Hattip plan.
Make room
for your reading.
A useful reader, saving and a bounded newsletter allowance.
- Reader and Later
- Basic discovery and feed import
- No ongoing hosted AI included
A little help
goes a long way.
Planned allowances for summaries, source research and custom email briefings.
- More room for sources and saved reading
- Managed, metered processing
- No personal provider keys needed
Your connections.
Hattip’s home.
A lower-priced hosted plan, using supported personal connections.
- A Hattip platform fee still applies
- Your provider usage is separate
- Bring only the connections you need
Planned plans. Prices and allowances to come; X and other processing may be optional add-ons.
The details, when you want them
A few
good questions.
Is Hattip available yet?
Hattip V2 is in development. You can join the free early-access queue or confirm an invitation. Product signup and payments are not open yet.
Do I need to know RSS?
No. The planned main path is to add names or links and review the sources Hattip finds. OPML and feed import are also planned for readers with an existing collection. Not every website can be supported.
Does Hattip include paid publications?
No. Publisher subscriptions are separate. Available feeds may contain excerpts only. Your own entitled newsletter delivery is part of the plan; Hattip does not unlock subscription articles.
Can I add Substack?
Publication-name and feed discovery, plus newsletter delivery, are planned. This is not a universal Substack account connection or a promise to import every subscription.
How will newsletter setup work?
A planned personal reading address will receive direct subscriptions and forwarded newsletters. Guided forwarding requires review, and account or provider verification may be needed. You approve sender rules and any future Inbox skipping after delivery is verified.
Where do I listen to podcasts?
On available external listening platforms. Hattip is being designed to collect episodes and open your chosen destination, not initially replace your podcast player. Playback history will not automatically sync. Summaries require an accessible, permitted transcript and a paid allowance or supported personal connection.
Do I need API keys?
Free and managed Plus are designed to work without personal provider keys. DIY is a lower-priced hosted plan with a platform fee; bring only the supported connections you need. It is not a self-hosting offer. Eligible X access is separate from an AI connection.
What happens when I reach a limit?
The planned model pauses affected expensive work before more provider charges are incurred. Reading remains available within the plan’s storage rules. Final allowances, prices and any optional add-ons will be published before launch.
Which devices will Hattip support?
We plan apps for iPhone (iOS), iPad (iPadOS), Mac, Windows and Android, alongside the web reader and a Chrome save extension. Web comes first; apps follow in stages. Platform features, offline support and release dates are still to be confirmed. Saving a link does not guarantee permanent full-text archival.
Can Hattip email me a daily summary?
Yes—that’s planned. Choose a general news-of-the-day summary or a custom briefing on your topics, with a delivery time and daily or weekly cadence. Briefs will include source references. Coverage and plan allowances will be confirmed before launch.
What kinds of alerts are planned?
News about topics, companies or stock tickers, plus percentage-change alerts for supported stocks. Choose email or iOS notifications. Available triggers, market-data delays, notification permissions and plan allowances will be confirmed before release.
Is market data live?
Coverage, delay and available instruments will depend on the approved provider and package. Display rights and costs are still release gates. Sample figures on this page are illustrative, not current quotes.
Can I export or delete my data?
Account-scoped export and deletion are V2 acceptance requirements. They must be implemented and tested before launch; this preview does not provide operational account controls.
The world is worth
paying attention to.
Make a little more room for it.
Get early access ↗Hattip. Worth your attention.