MeetMyNews

News with collective intelligence. Because reading isn't enough.

meetmynews adds a community intelligence layer on top of every article. Don't settle for the headline — see what the community thinks, what's being debated, and what's missing from the coverage.

HOW IT WORKS

Read an article. Below it, instead of empty comments, you'll find a structured intelligence panel:

• Key Insights — top-rated analysis from the community, with quality scores.

• Counterpoints — opposing views, because every story has more than one side.

• Evidence — sourced references that support or challenge what's reported.

• Unanswered Questions — what the community believes is still missing.

SMART FILTERING

Cut through the noise. Sort articles by Top, New, or Controversial. Filter by category — Technology, Politics, Economics, AI, Environment, and 20+ more. Country-specific feeds keep you focused on what matters to you.

ADVANCED SEARCH

Find exactly what you're looking for. Search across articles, community insights, and sources with precision.

AI-POWERED ANALYSIS

Understand any article in seconds. One tap gives you an AI breakdown: summary, bias detection, tone analysis, key claims, evidence quality assessment, stakeholder impact, and more. Machine intelligence meets community intelligence.

DEBATE WITH STRUCTURE, NOT NOISE

Every article has a four-pillar discussion space:

• Support — reinforce arguments with data.

• Challenge — present counterpoints respectfully.

• Add Context — contribute evidence with sources.

• Ask — request specific clarifications.

QUALITY OVER EVERYTHING

The community rates every contribution on four dimensions: clarity, evidence, insightfulness, and helpfulness. The best analysis rises to the top. Noise sinks.

WHAT'S MISSING FROM THIS STORY?

Flag coverage gaps: missing context? bias? lack of evidence? The community surfaces what media leaves out.

SOURCE CREDIBILITY

Every outlet is rated by the community on six axes: factual accuracy, bias, evidence quality, transparency, consistency, and sensationalism. The community decides, not an algorithm.