Ground News delivers what other news platforms don’t.

Over the past few years, I’ve read increasingly less news, but I’m reading more again with Ground because it gives access to more ‘what happened’ news, without the noise of subjective analysis or opinions. Being able to browse left, center, and right sources and filter for factuality is brilliant.

I’m a firm believer that the truth always lies in between. Ground News makes it much easier to research on my own, provides much more info in aggregate, and discourages me from having a bias.

I find the bias and fact view incredible. It combats a lot of the echo chambers that occur in the news and helps me identify if I am reading from a trustworthy source. It's also interesting to see the comparisons of how stories are reported – the headlines, the content – and how they can skew to pander to each side. It has helped me identify those techniques in my day-to-day life better.

The curation of the articles is what I enjoy the most about the app. Although I do very much enjoy being able to see different articles by bias, being able to see multiple organizations and their coverage, especially when there is a large event in the news, by simply swiping left or right, is incredibly convenient.

The main reason why I subscribed to Ground News has been the convenience of seeing essential articles of the news around the world that I usually miss otherwise. Also, being able to see all the different new sources and to be able to compare them is really nice. Political bias being visible is also really useful to have.

It gives another level to news analysis that is difficult to come by. Being able to compare articles on the same topic from different sources was really cool, and seeing the bias each outlet gave as well.

I like the fact that I'm able to get a condensed report from multiple sources for when I have little time to spare, but I can go directly to the sourced materials to read in full. I must once again say keep up the fantastic work to you and your team.

I'm an investigative reporter at a major US news outlet, and people often ask me where I recommend they get their news. Ground News is my new answer. It's hands-down the best way for people who don't know who to trust to get reliable news coverage.

First of all, thank you for creating the type of news experience I’ve been looking for for years. I have always found it troubling that so many people only read news from sources that tell them exactly what they want to hear. Ground News makes it so easy to consume information from all sides and choose a centered, factual source for any given story. I think this has the potential to do a lot of good and lessen the growing divide.

I like Ground News as a triage tool for the overwhelming deluge of propaganda sliding around the globe masquerading as "news." I also can select filtering on stories the US media ignores or covers superficially.

It is very difficult gathering unbiased news nowadays. Ground News has been helpful at not only getting more unbiased news, but to better understand the bias of the news that I am seeing. With this, knowing that the truth is generally somewhere in the middle, it has helped my understanding of what is actually happening in the world.

In a world filled with pushed narratives and opportunistic special interests, you and your team have crafted an invaluable tool in sense making. In doing so, you have provided myself as well as countless others the opportunity to be able to see through the biased "spin" that our modern news organizations apply to what we read ... The app is a necessity for any free-thinking person with the need to stay informed.

I initially subscribed because it was an incredible tool for seeking the truth through political topics. It also allowed me to compare my own biases against opposing views in a quick and informative way.

When recent political stuff started popping up in the news and making me wonder if it was legitimate, I couldn't get the information quickly like Ground News provides it. I really like how Ground News tells how the source is left/center/right and whether it's "mixed factuality", etc. I find that invaluable. I especially like to see if only far right sources are reporting something versus a broad spectrum of sources.

I like the fact that I can see where on the spectrum the news is leaning and come to my own conclusions.