Gündem vs Montegre

Gündemi oluşturan haberleri, manşet ve son dakika gelişmelerini bu uygulama sayesinde kolayca takip edebilirsiniz. Göz yormayacak şekilde, sade, kullanımı kolay ve işlevsel olmasına dikkat edilerek hazırlanmıştır. Uygulamanın içerik sayısı gün geçtikçe artacaktır. İyi okumalar. Uygulama ile ilgili her türlü sorununuza yanıt alabilmek ve içerik talep etmek için hello@yapps.co adresine mail atabilirsiniz.

Montegre is a news app that assembles a story from every outlet covering it, rather than from a single newspaper. ONE STORY, EVERY SOURCE Outlets reporting the same development are merged into one story. Every story names the publications it was assembled from. There is no reporter byline — we have no reporters, and we do not pretend otherwise. WHERE THE SOURCES DISAGREE Outlets do not always say the same thing. Figures differ; one outlet reports a detail another omits. Montegre does not hide this — a separate section shows exactly where they part ways. Seeing two accounts of the same event teaches you more than reading one. THE NEWSPAPER Two editions a day, morning and evening. Not a scrolling list, but a real newspaper page with a proper layout. Download it as a PDF if you want to keep it. LIVE NEWS CHANNELS News channels from 65 countries. Watch a development in the source's own language, on the source's own screen. YOU SET THE NOTIFICATION THRESHOLD Most apps notify you about everything, so you turn notifications off. In Montegre you set the bar: only what genuinely matters, or all of it. Your call. FOLLOW A STORY Follow a story you want to see develop, and hear only when that story moves. Nothing that happened before you followed it will notify you. SAVE AND READ LATER Save a story for later. Your account works across the phone and the website — what you save on one, you find on the other. TURKISH AND ENGLISH The app is published in two languages, switchable at any time. HOW THE STORIES ARE MADE We gather what comes through publications' news feeds, merge the ones describing the same event, and produce an AI-assisted assembly. That is why the byline names the publications a story was assembled from, not a reporter. The method, and what we decline to treat as news, is set out on the Editorial Standards page inside the app. If you see something wrong or missing, you can ask for a correction. If you are a publisher, you can file a content removal request. Both routes are inside the app. Free. No advertising.