AllSides

News with the framing left visible

AllSides brings coverage of the same story together from left, center, and right-leaning outlets. Instead of handing you one default feed, it lets you compare headlines and source perspectives side by side. That makes it useful for readers who want to check how wording, emphasis, and omissions change between publications, as well as anyone trying to build stronger media-literacy habits.

What you can examine

• Compare coverage of major stories across different political viewpoints.
• Look up media-bias ratings for more than 800 publishers and sources.
• Browse news by specific subjects and issues rather than relying only on a general feed.
• Read articles about media literacy, filter bubbles, and how news framing affects interpretation.

A practical fit for deliberate readers

The app is aimed more at comparison and research than quick headline scanning. Its information-heavy layout puts source context close to the story, which can help when you want to investigate an issue from more than one angle. It may feel busier than a conventional news reader, but that density serves a clear purpose: keeping the differences between outlets in view.

App details

AllSides is listed in News & Magazines and is published by AllSides Technologies, Inc. It has a 3.47 rating from 351 reviews and records 50,000+ installs. Those figures suggest an established but relatively focused audience. Readers who prefer a single streamlined editorial feed may find the comparisons unnecessary; readers who want to question the source as well as the story will get more from it.