Set by coverage
A story trends because several sources are covering it, not because we picked it or people clicked on it. You see the sources and the article count.
Features
Everything starts with the agenda
Who's right? Not our call. How many sources covered it? That we count. The rest of the app starts there.
1,000+
Sources
11
Countries and regions
7
Languages
10 min
Agenda refresh
24/7
Always counting
Everything starts with the agenda
The brief, in your language
Every story gets a neutral title and a 4–6 sentence brief in your language. Read it and you know what happened, without opening a single article.
Headlines, one at a time
A full-screen reader: one story per swipe, each in its own category color, with the newest articles from the sources covering it.
What dropped off the agenda
Made it to the end of Headlines? Pull past it to bring back the stories that dropped off the agenda, each stamped with when it left and how long it stayed.
Discuss, like, share, save
Every story has its own discussion thread. Like it, save it, or share a link anyone can open in a browser, no app required.
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The life of a story
How a story gets on the agenda and off it
No editor picks what trends, and neither do clicks. Every 10 minutes, Polvio groups the articles about the same story and applies the same rules to every one. Here they are.
- 01
It starts trending
At least 8 articles from at least 3 different sources cover the same story within 12 hours. That puts it on the agenda.
- 02
It stays on the agenda
It gets a title and a brief in your language. While the coverage continues, the source and article counts update every 10 minutes.
- 03
It drops off
After 45 minutes with no new article, it drops off the agenda. It moves to the past, still one pull away, stamped with how long it stayed.