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Unbiased news summaries

News, simplified.

For people with more headlines than time. Every story cut to what was reported, with the source named and the full article one tap away.

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From headline to understood, in three steps.

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We read the reporting

getbriefly pulls the day's stories from the outlets you already trust, across politics, world, business and more.

02

We cut it to the facts

Each story is compressed to what was reported: who, what, where, and what happens next. Opinion and framing are left out.

03

You skim or go deeper

Swipe through short cards. Anything worth more time opens as the original article at the original source.

Why you can trust it

Unbiased is a method, not a slogan.

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Only what's reported

Summaries are constrained to claims present in the source article. Nothing is inferred, sharpened or editorialised.

02

Named source on every card

BDNEWS24, Reuters, The Daily Star: you always know who reported it and when.

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The original is one tap away

Full story opens the publisher's page. The summary is an entry point, never a replacement.

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A written editorial policy

How stories are selected, summarised and corrected is documented and public.

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Questions, answered briefly.

They are generated from published reporting and constrained to what the source actually says. No commentary, no framing, no added conclusions. If a claim isn't in the article, it isn't in the summary.
Every card carries its source and timestamp, and the full article is always one tap away. Where outlets disagree on a story, the summary reflects that disagreement rather than resolving it.
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Not yet. iOS is coming soon. The web reader works on iPhone in the meantime.
ExtraTime is our Bangla data-journalism publication. It uses the same structured news archive to produce long-form analysis and visual stories.
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