Pollar for press
Pollar turns coverage of European and global events into concise, source-linked summaries in four languages. No ads. Free to read. Now on the App Store.
Media contact
Bartosz Kasprzycki
co-founder, head of product & growth
We reply within hours on weekdays.
Quick facts
- Sources
- 533,138 articles processed this month270 outlets in our catalogue, ~220 drawn on daily
- Team
- Self-funded teamKraków and Berlin
- Platforms
- Web and iOSAndroid in public beta on Google Play
- Languages
- English, Polish, German, French
- Accessibility
- Reading without an accountWCAG 2.1 AA
- Model
- No ads; voluntary reader support(Supporter 34.99 EUR/year, Founder 79.99 EUR/year)
- Publisher
- Pollar P.S.A., a registered daily(press register of the Regional Court in Kraków)
Founder and team

Jakub Dudek (28) is the founder of Pollar and editor-in-chief of the registered daily published under that title. He studied physics and social informatics at AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków. His background combines film (a film school diploma) and UX design, an approach that shaped Pollar as a product where aesthetics and UX come first, and the backend is built to support them.
He built Pollar with a three-person team working across Kraków and Berlin, self-funded and without outside investors. He is responsible for product direction, editorial standards, and the service's AI policy. He lives in Kraków.
Pollar is built by a three-person team working across Kraków and Berlin: Jakub Dudek, Bartosz Kasprzycki, and Ignacy Nowina Konopka.
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Usage
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Pollar is an AI-assisted news service that turns coverage of European and global events into concise, source-linked summaries in four languages. It is published by Pollar P.S.A. in Kraków and remains free to read, without advertising. Visit pollar.news.