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One brief.
Dozens of sources.
Swipe.
Verso clusters today’s coverage across publishers and writes one short brief per story — with every original source a tap away.
Briefs are AI-generated summaries of publisher coverage — not original reporting.
Sources
Every brief shows its work.
Dozens of publishers cover the same story. Verso reads the whole cluster, writes one brief — and lists every source it used.
Tap Sources on any story and the sheet slides up: every publisher in the cluster, every original article one tap away.
No publisher is hidden inside the summary. If Verso used it to write the brief, you can open it and read the reporting yourself.
Every morning
Biggest today.
The front page, ranked by coverage — what’s rising near you, what’s big everywhere. One screen, and you’re caught up.
When it develops
Follow the event, not the firehose.
Major stories get a living timeline: what happened, in order, as coverage comes in. Context without the forty-tab deep-dive.
When you have time
Keep what matters.
Heart a brief and it’s waiting in Saved — a clean list for the commute home. No inbox, no streaks, no doomscroll.
Straight up
What Verso is — and isn’t.
Is
- AI-generated summaries of clustered publisher coverage.
- Sources on every brief — every publisher, linked to the original.
- Optional coarse location for news near you. Precise location never leaves your phone.
- Saves, follows, and preferences stored on your device.
Isn’t
- Original reporting. Publishers do the journalism.
- Affiliated with, or endorsed by, any publisher.
- Accounts, ads, or cross-app tracking.
- A chatbot. It doesn’t invent news — it condenses coverage.
The details, in plain language:Privacy policy.
iOS · Android
Read the story,
not the timeline.
Verso is coming to the App Store and Google Play. The badges go live the day it ships.
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