Okaeri is a calm localhost homepage that gathers the latest papers, blogs, forums and news in science and tech into tabs you set up yourself. A small embedding model runs on your own machine to rank stories, your clicks and hides feed the ranking, and your reading history never leaves the device.
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Pick your sources once and it fetches them in the background and opens on localhost.
A small embedding model on your machine ranks the feed for recommended stories.
The recommendation algorithm is yours to change, from the UI or in the code.
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