We gather the news from every side, cut it to the ten stories that matter to you, and show you who covered what. Swipe, and it learns your taste.
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You have a life. We read everything so you can read the ten stories that matter to you, written short, every morning.
Take the 3-minute testMost news apps show everyone the same front page. Gazzett starts with you.
Swipe through the four steps
Pick topics, follow keywords, add your city and your teams. Your brief starts with your choices, not an editor’s guess.
Swipe right for more like it, left for less. Each swipe tunes the topic, the outlet and the keywords, so tomorrow fits tighter.
Swipe right and we show you more of these tomorrow.
Swipe left and we show you fewer of these.
A short summary of each, a link to the original, and who else ran it. By email or in the app. Nothing padded.
Both parties claim a win, and each names a different sticking point.
Officials want more data before cutting. Economists disagree about when.
The pilot runs through spring. Riders and downtown businesses are split.
A weekly quiz, talking points for both sides, and a daily text with Plus. Stay sharp without the doomscroll.
Fifteen topics, your city, your teams, and any keyword you want to follow. Turn up what you like, mute the rest.
171 national and international outlets, plus 76 local newsrooms in 48 cities. Every story links back to the original report.
Most feeds make you guess. We show our work and hand you the controls.
Open any card and see exactly what put it in your feed: your topics, your outlets, your keywords, how many newsrooms are running it.
See how left, center and right are covering each story. Blind spots shows what one side is running and the other is ignoring, so you notice what you would have missed.
Hide an outlet, turn it down, turn it up, or make it a top pick. Then choose how much new, personal and widely covered each count. It is your feed.
Most news apps pick for you and hide how. Here’s the difference.
Everything you need to stay on top of the news.
For people who want to walk into any conversation prepared.
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The public feeds of news outlets. You get a headline, a short summary we write, and a link to the original. We never reproduce articles.
We rate the outlet, never the article, using our own judgment and public media-bias ratings. Every rating is on the Sources page, and you are welcome to argue with them.
Swipe right on a story you want more of and left on one you do not. Each swipe adjusts your topics, outlets and keywords, so tomorrow’s brief fits you better.
No. It is sixteen questions we use to sort your reading list. Retake it any time and your brief shifts.
Any time, from your account page. You drop back to the free plan.
Three minutes. Your first brief is free.
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