Swipe, don’t scroll
One card fills the screen. Read it in a few seconds, swipe for the next. Made for the minutes between classes.
A local feed for the GTA
Transit changes, city decisions, campus news, events near you and the facts worth knowing. One short card at a time, every one checked by a person.
Free to read. No account needed.
One card fills the screen. Read it in a few seconds, swipe for the next. Made for the minutes between classes.
Every card is 60 words or fewer and names where it came from. Want the whole story? It opens the original.
Software helps draft each card. A person reads and approves every single one before it appears.
Markets, talks, shows and free things to do, from official calendars and local organizers.
A few questions from today’s cards, every answer on a card you can read.
One notification at the time you choose, only if you want it.
Pick the parts of the GTA and the topics you care about. Everything else stays out.
Read, save cards and keep a streak without signing up. Sign in only to sync phones.
Send any card to friends as an image with a link back to it.
Toronto York Region Peel Durham Halton
Clubs, student groups, venues and BIAs can add events for free. We check every one before it goes in the feed.
A free local feed for the Greater Toronto Area. You swipe through short cards about transit, the city, campus, events near you and useful facts, one card per screen. Each card links to where it came from.
Official sources first: city and transit notices, government releases and open event calendars, plus a small number of publishers who allow it. Software drafts a short summary of the facts, automatic checks compare it with the source, and a person approves every card before it appears.
No. Reading, saving cards, the daily quiz and your settings all work without one. Signing in with Apple or Google only keeps them in sync across phones.
The whole GTA: Toronto, York Region, Peel, Durham and Halton. Choose your region in settings and Krizlin shows what's near you, along with anything that matters across the GTA and Canada.
Yes. Krizlin is free to read, with no paywall.
Krizlin is coming to iPhone first, with Android after that.
Yes. Clubs, student groups and organizers can submit an event; we check every submission before it appears.
