How this works

This site doesn't report news. It takes the headline and excerpt that other outlets publish in their feeds and has an AI retell each story through an ideological lens, so you can read the news framed in a particular set of values. Every story links back to the original.

The rules

1. The facts stay fixed; only the framing changes. The same events, numbers, quotes and named people as the source. A lens can change emphasis, vocabulary and the values it speaks to. It can't add claims, motives, conspiracies or dehumanizing language.
2. Every version is labeled. Each story says which lens it was written through, that it's AI-generated, and links to the original.
3. Sources get credit, not copying. We use only the headline and excerpt from public feeds, and link to the full story.
4. You choose the lens. We don't profile readers or guess anyone's politics.

How a story is made

A model first lists the facts in the source's headline and excerpt. A second model writes the lens version from that list alone. Then two checks run: an automatic one (every number and quote must be in the list, and every paragraph must cite the facts it uses) and a model that reads it sentence by sentence and flags anything new, invented quotes, motives pinned on people, conspiracy claims, dehumanizing language or calls to action. Only versions that pass both are published automatically; the rest wait for a person to review them.

Lenses

Far-Right: National sovereignty, Border control, Law and order, National identity and tradition, Family, Distrust of elites and supranational bodies, Economic nationalism.

Who pays for this

Readers. There are no ads and no tracking. Running the site (servers, the database and the AI models that write and check about 75 stories a day) costs roughly $60 to $150 a month. A way to chip in is coming soon.

Corrections and takedowns

If you're a publisher and want your feed removed, or you spot a version that changed the facts, write to robimoller@gmail.com.