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A live map and neutrality-checked briefings for understanding what happened, where it happened, and why it matters.

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The live map Location first. Context alongside.

A clearer way into the news

Headlines tell you what. Geography helps explain why.

Plotted brings the world’s reporting into one calm, visual view, so patterns are easier to see and stories are easier to understand.

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The briefing

Read the story, not the noise around it.

Move through full-screen story cards. Each one keeps the summary, consequences, source context, and next action in the same place.

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ConflictUkraine·Sample briefing

Air defenses respond to overnight strikes

Officials reported a new wave of overnight strikes. Air defenses were active across the capital, and local authorities asked residents to remain near shelters.

Consequences

The attacks may increase pressure for additional air-defense support and could affect planned diplomatic meetings later this week.

Source: Reuters ↗
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The paper trail

Keep the source in view.

Compare coverage without losing the reporting underneath it. Publisher context stays visible, and the original article remains one step away.

Example source view
Compare the coverage. Keep the original reporting close.
Source context, not an accuracy score.
Reuters ↗Wire service

Publisher profile and the original article stay one step away.

Associated Press ↗News cooperative

Compare how another newsroom frames the same event.

BBC News ↗Public broadcaster

See publisher type and geographic context where available.

Financial Times ↗Newspaper

Move from the briefing to the full reporting at any time.

Neutrality is a process, not a label.

Plotted uses AI to condense established reporting, then checks the language and structure of each briefing before it reaches the map.

01 · Reporting

Start with the source

Briefings begin with established reporting, not social-media commentary.

02 · Language

Remove loaded framing

Checks look for emotional wording, unsupported certainty, and opinion presented as fact.

03 · Structure

Separate what is known

The event, context, and possible consequences stay distinct so inference is easier to recognize.

04 · Traceability

Keep the link attached

The publisher and original reporting remain visible so you can verify and go deeper.

AI summaries can miss nuance, and developing stories change. Plotted is designed as a starting point for understanding—not a replacement for original reporting.

A living picture, not a daily snapshot.

The map refreshes as new events arrive, while the interface stays intentionally quiet.Checking the live count

17,410Events mapped
48Sources monitored
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Start with the whole world.

Explore everything free during public beta. Paid tiers begin only after the beta period ends.

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The live map, neutral briefings, source links, and a weekly allowance of full story cards after beta.

  • Interactive world-news map
  • AI-summarized, neutrality-checked briefings
  • Original source links
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Pro

$7.99 / month

Unlimited story cards, premium map layers, historical overlays, and the complete live feed.

  • Unlimited story cards
  • Premium map layers
  • Early access to new features
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Questions, answered plainly

A clearer way to follow the world.

What Plotted does, how the briefings work, and what stays in your hands.

01

What does “neutrality-checked” mean?

Plotted checks briefings for loaded language, unsupported certainty, and blurred lines between reported events, context, and possible consequences. The original source stays attached so you can assess the reporting yourself.

02

How are the briefings created?

Plotted uses AI to summarize reporting and applies neutrality checks to the result. Each briefing separates the event, its context, and likely consequences while keeping the source attached.

03

Does Plotted score news publishers?

No. Publisher profiles provide context such as source type, ownership, geographic base, and editorial standards where available. They are context, not an accuracy score.

04

How current is the map?

The map refreshes throughout the day as new events enter the feed. Developing stories may change as additional reporting becomes available.

05

Can I use Plotted for free?

Yes. Plotted is currently in public beta, with every feature open to everyone. The Free plan will continue to include the live map, briefings, and original source links after beta.

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