tile
web → widget
Export
No app. No feed setup.

Turn the web into
something glanceable.

Paste almost any page. Tile finds the useful signal, detects feeds when they exist, and turns it into a widget-ready stream.

Server-side detection · private-network URLs blocked · source content is not stored

01

Source

Tile chooses the richest available representation.

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Signal Journaldemo
example.com
RSS
DetectedRSS
Items3
Refresh20 min
02

Shape

Choose what deserves the glance.

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SSignal Journal
RSS
Now

The small interfaces that quietly become infrastructure

Why narrow tools often outlive platforms built to do everything.

Preview models the information density and safe areas of home-screen widgets; final rendering is handled by the target bridge.

03

Ship the tile

The source stays on the web. The bridge only asks Tile for a normalized, lightweight snapshot.

1WebRSS
2Tilenormalize
3Widgetglance
Portable recipe

Tile JSON

Keep the source, layout, refresh policy, and visual intent in a tiny config that can be consumed by another client.

{
  "version": 1,
  "source": "https://example.com/feed",
  "detected": "rss",
  "refreshMinutes": 20,
  "appearance": {
    "size": "medium",
    "layout": "focus",
    "theme": "ink",
    "accent": "#8CF7C5"
  }
}
Auto-discoveryRSS when it exists.
The page when it doesn’t.
Small payloadNormalized data instead
of shipping whole websites.
Private by defaultNo account and no
source-content storage.