01
Search it.
Put a question in the bar and a region on it. What comes back is stories you can open.
The question
The region
Stories you can open
What it does
Search it, keep it, read it raw.
Mohawk is a news reader for the desk. You search for the story, you keep what earns a place, and you read the piece here.
The question
The region
Stories you can open
02
Keep it.
The desk is the pile you made. Save a piece. Follow the site while you are still on the article.
The desk
Save a piece
Follow the site
03
Read it raw.
The story opens here. Column, type, and light are yours. You are still in Mohawk at the end.
The piece, as it ran
You finish here
On the glass
The desk you pick. The pane that stays open.
Mohawk is not a tab hoarder. It is a split view with opinions: grid on the left, the article on the right, and enough metadata that you can trust what you are about to read.
Art
Split view, still Mohawk.
Pick a desk — Art, News, Tech — and the grid fills with stories you have not opened yet. Tap one: the piece loads beside the pile, not on top of it. Unread dots, trail tags, timestamps. The chrome stays out of the way; the reading surface stays white.
Search
Trails, regions, and a translation pass.
Type a topic once. Flip on search trails when you want depth, not just the headline. Set a region, choose a language, and Mohawk runs the query where the story actually lives — so datacenter can become データセンター before you commit to a long read. Results stay in the grid; the reader stays put.
