January vs Global News Map

Ever felt like you should be more on top of the news, downloaded a few apps to fix it, and ended up either feeling manipulated or doing full-on detective work with bias meters and misinformation trackers just to figure out what's actually true – when really, you just wanted to be informed as easily as you scroll everything else on your phone? That's exactly why we built January. Being informed has never been this easy. You scroll a news feed personalised to the topics you care about, where every article is built on global factual consensus, hundreds of sources read across the world and boiled down to what they actually agree on. No spin, no outlet's angle, no guessing who's trying to sell you something. Just what happened, clearly written, in seconds. Want the gist even faster? Key points pop up right in the feed. Want to go deeper? Every story shows you which claims only some outlets ran, where the facts don't line up, and the full list of sources it came from. And January isn't something you read alone. There's a space to talk it out with your friends and peers, about the news, the articles, your day, or the state of the world, all starting from the same set of facts instead of two different headlines. Got a question about a story or anything going on out there? Just ask January AI and dig in as far as you want. No more research projects. No more wondering who to trust. Just the news, made effortless. Download January and see what being informed is supposed to feel like.

Global News Map shows the wars and armed conflicts in the news on a live globe: who is fighting, who is backing whom, where attacks are landing and what it is doing to people. Every hour, reports from established outlets (BBC, The Guardian, Al Jazeera, DW, CBC, NPR, the UN, the Red Cross and more) are read and turned into the map. Every attack and development links to its source article, with a label explaining whether it has been checked against that article. Casualty figures include checked quotes and their sources. • Dedicated Map, Headlines, Conflicts, Chat and Settings pages • Community discussion with replies, mentions, reporting, hiding and account deletion • Source perspectives and customisable conflict context • Conflicts coloured by status: escalating, active, easing, ceasefire, frozen • Attacks of the last week replayed on the map, occupied territory in Ukraine, military aircraft and ships • Follow the conflicts you care about and get an alert when they have news • Catch up on reports since your last visit, with followed conflicts first • Clear reporting times and explanations of checked and unchecked claims • A home screen widget with the conflicts escalating right now • Good news mode: only progress towards peace • Cyber mode: DDoS attacks, ransomware and internet outages • Weather mode: rain, storms, floods and the weather where the fighting is • Disasters mode: earthquakes, erupting volcanoes, cyclones, floods, wildfires and droughts, with details for each • Predict mode: forecasts of where fighting is expected over the coming year, and dates announced in the news • Trending: the stories picking up new outlets fastest, not only the biggest • What the sides are claiming: posts from official accounts, shown as claims and kept apart from reporting A news digest, not an intelligence product: don't rely on it for safety decisions.