Relative is a news app that groups related articles from multiple sources into “Stories,” making it easy to follow topics and compare coverage. Seeing different perspectives side by side to reduce bias and build a more balanced view of the news.
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Hi! A couple of friends and I recently built our first app together - Relative News, a news reader designed to help you stay informed without feeling overwhelmed or misled.
We were frustrated with how chaotic and exhausting most news apps can be. Instead of bombarding you with endless headlines, Relative groups related articles from multiple sources into "Stories." This way, you can easily follow a topic and see how different outlets are reporting on it. By presenting multiple perspectives side by side, we aim to reduce bias and help users form a more balanced understanding of the news.
Key features include:
- A clean, uncluttered feed that focuses on clarity.
- The ability to follow specific stories and receive notifications when there are updates.
- A straightforward interface that lets you compare coverage across various publications.
We're a small team passionate about improving how people consume news. This is our first app, and we know there's still a lot of room for improvement.
We'd genuinely appreciate any feedback or suggestions you might have.
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@idris_khenchil Super excited to launch this with the team. Hope everyone enjoys this app and stay informed!
Really like the “Stories” approach—it’s a smart way to cut through headline fatigue and surface perspective. Have you considered adding context tools like timeline views or quote comparisons? Could take that clarity even further.
@idris_khenchil Super excited to launch this with the team. Hope everyone enjoys this app and stay informed!
@ @shawn_ren a Chinese team?
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Really like the “Stories” approach—it’s a smart way to cut through headline fatigue and surface perspective. Have you considered adding context tools like timeline views or quote comparisons? Could take that clarity even further.