544 hand-picked news feeds — wire services, national papers, trade press, independent writers — on one fast page across 21 desks and 20 regional editions. No accounts, no algorithm, no tracking, no infinite scroll. Every headline links straight to its publisher. When several newsrooms cover the same story they're grouped, so you compare framing rather than repetition. Milcroft AI adds a neutral rewrite of the most-covered stories and the loaded words a straight telling didn't need.
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Reading the news had turned into five tabs, three cookie banners, an autoplaying video, and the same wire story rewritten by six outlets. Milcroft is the opposite of that.
It's 544 hand-curated feeds across 21 desks and 20 regional editions — world, business, investigative, fact-checking, AI, science and the rest — on one page that loads instantly. No account, no algorithm deciding what you see, no tracking, no infinite scroll. Every headline links straight to the publisher who wrote it.
Two things worth calling out:
→ Coverage. Stories are ranked by how many newsrooms are on them right now. When 29 outlets are covering the same earthquake you see it once with all 29 attached, so you can compare framing instead of reading it 29 times.
→ Milcroft AI (milcroft.com/spin). For the day's most-covered stories it publishes a neutral "straight version," the frames each newsroom led with, and the loaded language a straight telling didn't need — with disputed claims flagged. Built from headlines only, never article text, and labelled as AI throughout.
Small things that make it nice to live in: ⌘K jumps to any desk or source, j/k move between stories, every section publishes its own RSS feed, and the entire source list exports to OPML so you can take it elsewhere whenever you like.
Which desks would you want added? That's the feedback I'm most after.
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