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Search History

Headlinne keeps a history of your reading and searches so you can revisit and understand your feed. Learn what history is kept, where to find it, and how it helps.

By Headlinne Editorial Team · Updated on

A record you can revisit

Headlinne keeps a history of what you have read and searched, available in the History section of your settings. It is there to help you find things again and to give you visibility into the activity that shapes your feed.

Rather than a black box, your history makes your own behavior—and its effect on your recommendations—transparent.

What history helps with

Your history lets you:

  • Find a story or search you want to revisit
  • See the reading patterns that inform your recommendations
  • Understand why your feed looks the way it does
  • Track topics you have been exploring over time

History and personalization

Your reading and search activity is exactly what Headlinne learns from to build your feed, so your history is essentially a window into your interest profile. Reviewing it can explain why certain stories keep appearing—and hint at what to adjust if you want a change.

If your history reveals a skew you did not intend, you can steer the feed via interests or reset it entirely.

Retrieving older stories

Because the feed itself cycles articles out after about 48 hours, history and AI Search are how you reach older coverage. If a story has aged out of your feed, searching for it can surface it again.

See why articles disappear from your feed for how the feed lifecycle works alongside your history.

Key takeaways

  • âś“Headlinne keeps reading and search history in the History section of settings.
  • âś“History helps you revisit stories and understand why your feed looks the way it does.
  • âś“Your activity is what personalization learns from—history is a window into your profile.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find my history?

In the History tab of your settings, which shows your reading and search activity. It helps you revisit stories and see the behavior that shapes your recommendations.

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