Haiker
Hacker News App for non-native english speaker

Our Take
Haiker is a Hacker News app built specifically for non-native English speakers. That's it. That's the whole gap—no one else bothered to make HN accessible to the billions of people who speak English as a second language. Most tech news apps assume you grew up reading dense silicon valley jargon, but Haiker strips that barrier away.
Hacker News has 5 million monthly readers, and a huge chunk of them are international developers trying to break into US tech. The problem is the comments are full of slang, the jokes don't translate, and the threads get unreadable fast. Haiker solves that by rethinking the entire reading experience for people who learned English from code, not from sitcoms.
Simple idea. Massive potential audience. Someone had to build this eventually.
A Hacker News client, designed for non-English speakers, with auto-translation
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The people behind Haiker
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