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HN.watch
HN.watch is a web application that displays the Hacker News front page with a short video explainer for every story.
HN.watch displays the Hacker News front page alongside a short video explainer for every listed story. Users can click any story title to watch its corresponding video explainer. The platform aggregates current technology and news discussions from Hacker News. It provides a visual and audio summary format for community articles. The interface includes standard metadata such as points, user submissions, timestamps, and comment counts for each item.
HN.watch at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Runs on: Web
- Pricing: Free
- Released: September 2026
- Category: AI search engine
- Website: hn.watch
Key features
- Display Hacker News front page stories
- Provide short video explainers for stories
- Click story titles to watch videos
- View article points and author submissions
- Check publication timestamps and comment counts
- Access direct links to source articles
Use it for
- Watch video explainers for Hacker News stories
- Browse tech news with visual summaries
- Read community discussions and comments
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