daily.dev is a free, open-source content network built for software engineers who want industry signal without the noise. The Chrome, Firefox and Edge extensions replace the default new-tab page with a personalized feed that aggregates articles, tutorials, release notes and videos from more than 1,300 technical sources including engineering blogs, newsletters, GitHub trending and independent writers. Readers can follow specific tags, languages or companies and use a simple upvote/downvote signal to keep the feed sharp.
Beyond the feed, daily.dev hosts Squads — invite-only or open communities grouped around a topic such as React, DevOps, Rust or career growth. Squads provide a lightweight alternative to Slack or Discord for asynchronous discussion with threaded replies, shared links and source attribution. A bookmarking layer, reading history, search across all indexed posts and a companion mobile app round out the product, and the team ships regular AI-assisted features like article summaries and personalized digests.
The platform is free forever and the web app is open source on GitHub. Developers use daily.dev to replace a patchwork of RSS readers, Twitter lists and Slack channels with one ambient source of technical news, making it a popular default tab for individual contributors and a knowledge-sharing surface for engineering teams that want to ensure everyone sees the same industry updates.
