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Ten outlets published it. You read one story. No clickbait. No manufactured outrage. Only what you follow. You hold the controls. Every angle, every source, no single outlet’s slant.
Panta Rhei follows institutional press rooms, international agencies, major newsrooms and local publishers around the clock. When several unrelated sources report the same event, or one authoritative source announces it, it writes a single story and names every source behind it.
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A story runs once more than one newsroom has it, or one source good enough to stand alone
Most news apps hand you the same event ten times and leave you to sort it out. Panta Rhei does the sorting first, and shows its work.
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The whole spread is read, continuously
Press rooms of institutions, international agencies, major newsrooms and local publishers, all read for you, 24 hours a day.
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Corroboration, or authority
As a rule several unrelated sources must report the same event, so one outlet alone is not enough. The exception is a source authoritative in itself: an institution announcing its own decision, or an agency that has already verified it.
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One article, every source named
What they reported is merged into a single article. Every article says which sources it came from, and links to each one.
What comes out
Every article carries its sources. Open any of them to read the original.
ExampleWorld
One event, six newsrooms, a single article
A story is only made once several unrelated outlets report the same thing. The full source list travels with it.
Stories, not articles
New reporting is added to the same story
An event does not stop when the first article is published. Neither does the story.
- Instead of ten separate articles, everything about the same happening stays in one place.
- Later reporting is appended as a dated update, with its own sources.
- Come back and what is new since you last read is clearly marked.
How it unfolded
- New
Officials confirm the figures; two further sources added.
A second outlet reports the same, corroborating the story.
First reports of the event.
Your feed, your rules
You decide what reaches you, and nothing is engineered to bait you
A feed that chases attention is optimised against you. This one is filtered for you, and the filters are yours to move.
Nothing written to be clicked
No clickbait headline, no manufactured outrage, no burying the point in paragraph nine. Sensationalist framing is ruled out by the editorial standard, not left to whoever wants the traffic.
The noise is filtered out, not the news
Filtering removes duplicates and padding, never the substance. Every story still names its sources and links to them, so nothing is quietly dropped on your behalf.
You keep the controls
Every filter is visible in the app and reversible in a tap: change a topic weight, mute a story, turn a city on or off. Nothing is decided for you behind the scenes.
No account is needed for any of this. Your preferences stay on your device.
What you get
Shaped around what you actually follow
Your topics, weighted
Prefer, ignore or avoid any category. The feed follows, and you can change your mind as you read.
Local news
Your city or municipality, on demand. Your exact position never leaves the phone.
Briefing
The whole day in a few minutes, four times a day, every claim numbered back to the story behind it.
Latest
The raw flow, by category, when you would rather not be curated at.
Search that takes a question
Ask “what is going on with…” and get an answer drawn from the news, not a keyword match.
Ask about any story
Put a question to an article: the background, the players, what it implies.
What we stand for
The parts most apps leave out
A standard applied the same way every time
No newsroom of the day, no house line, no headline written to be clicked. The same editorial standard is applied to every story, trained on thousands of examples and held to explicit rules against sensationalism. Consistency is the point.
Independent, supported by ads
Ads keep Panta Rhei available without a subscription and financially independent. Advertisers do not choose the news or the sources, and do not influence how stories are presented.
AI writes the articles, and it can be wrong
Every article is labelled and every source is linked. Panta Rhei never invents, but it can misstate a detail, so check the originals for anything that matters.
We are not the publisher
The reporting belongs to the newsrooms that did it. We summarise, credit and link. We do not republish their text or claim it as ours.
What is Panta Rhei?
Panta Rhei is a free news app. It reads reporting from institutional press rooms, international agencies, major newsrooms and local publishers, and when several unrelated sources cover the same event, or one authoritative source announces it, it writes a single article that summarises them and names every source.
Where does the news come from?
From established news organisations, agencies and official press rooms. Every article lists the sources it was compiled from and links to their originals, so you can always go to the source.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no subscription and no in-app purchase. The app is supported by ads, which is what keeps it free and independent.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no email and no password. Your preferences and saved articles live on your device.
Which countries does it cover?
World, regional and category news is not limited by country. Local news currently covers Bosnia and Herzegovina, and support for further countries is on the way.
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Local news currently for Bosnia and Herzegovina, other countries soon.