Fun way to customize your daily news! Rather than having to scroll through news articles that don’t interest me Otherweb.com customizes my daily news to only display news I’m interested in. I like the swipe left/right feature that lets me pick the articles I want read and get rid of those I don’t. This feature is similar to swiping on a dating app, which make the process fun!

Fun way of getting the news! This app is super cool. You get all of the news you want and none of the stuff you don’t want. I love the swiping feature it makes it fun to read the news.

Great News Source With Lots of Potential This is a good source to get news from because you choose what type of news you get to a custom degree and you also get tons of information about the articles such as if they are using propaganda techniques or inflammatory language. There are some features that would make the app better one example is having the full article in the app itself as it would make for a more seamless experience. Another feature that would be appreciated would be tool-tips on the nutrition facts section that can get more information about the terms for first time readers. One final thing that would make this app better is user feedback for the articles such as a user rating and comments like the news from windows on computer. Overall the app is good and there is a lot of potential that could give it an even stronger identity elevating it to five stars very soon.

I can confidently say that Otherweb has… I can confidently say that Otherweb has completely changed the way I consume news. As a user who values accuracy, clarity, and a clutter-free experience, Otherweb stands out as a beacon of trustworthiness in the often chaotic world of online information. It has successfully carved out a niche by prioritizing quality content and a user-friendly interface. If you're looking for a reliable source that delivers news without the noise, I highly recommend giving Otherweb a try.

Really good Really good,I like the ability to curate my own news feed and check any biases before I actually read the full article. My one nit pick is some articles will give you very short consise bullet points, while others will give you basically the whole article in bullet point form.