Buzzword vs Frameshift News

What's breaking right now — and WHY? Buzzword tracks keywords spiking across news, YouTube, X, Reddit, Hacker News, and Google Trends, then explains in one line what actually caused each surge. No more tapping through ten articles to figure out why a name is suddenly everywhere. WHY IT'S TRENDING, IN ONE LINE Every trend comes with a concise summary of the triggering event — what happened, who did it, what was released. REAL-TIME BUZZ SCORE Each keyword gets a 0–10 score combining growth rate, cross-platform spread, engagement, and recency. Watch it move live. GLOBAL + KOREAN FEEDS Switch between worldwide trends and Korean trends. Fully localized in English and Korean. SPIKE ALERTS When something explodes, a live banner tells you the moment it happens. RANK MOVES & HISTORY See what's climbing, what's falling, and each keyword's 24-hour score history. MEME STUDIO Turn a hot trend into a shareable meme in seconds — auto-seeded with the trend's image and caption. HOME SCREEN WIDGETS Top trends at a glance, right on your home screen. No account needed. Open the app and know what the internet is talking about — right now.

We organize every story on the news into its own timeline, drawn from thousands of sources, updated only when a change truly occurs. No more floods of headlines restating the same event. View the story map from start to finish at a glance. The Vault: Stories keep updating after the mainstream moves on. The Vault continuously updates stories whether they make the news or not. Hundreds of timelines, searchable, connected, and complete. When an old story resurfaces or links to something new, the full context comes with it. Nothing gets forgotten. Nothing has to be relearned. The Timeline: Every event in a story marked as an escalation, reversal, confirmation, new fact, etc. Each event has its own summary brief, with no fluff, and all sources listed. Open Questions: The questions nobody has answered yet. Whether it be missing evidence, or an insight that could reframe the narrative, we keep track of what's still to come from the story.