Compare news sources on the same story, side by side.
When a story breaks, dozens of outlets publish their own version. Newsei groups them into one page so you can compare the coverage without opening twenty tabs.
What you can compare
Headlines: how each publisher framed the event.
Timing: who reported first and how the story changed over time, shown on a living timeline.
Claims: which details multiple sources confirm and which come from only one source.
A way to check news bias
Instead of trusting a single bias score, compare the reporting itself. If outlets agree on the facts but differ in tone, you'll see it. If one outlet makes a claim no one else repeats, it is marked as unconfirmed.
An alternative to single-feed news apps
Newsei is free and needs no account. It is built for readers who want to verify what they read, which makes it an alternative to services like Ground News. Every story links back to its original sources.