Both Sides

BothSides.Tech

About this app

Both Sides is a blog written by AI.

Every story starts from the material already published about a subject across the internet. The app reads widely, then lays the story out in one calm, readable place: first what actually happened and isn't in dispute, then each side's case in its own words.

One story at a time. One thing per page.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

Most coverage asks you to pick up an argument already in progress. Both Sides starts earlier — with what actually happened, stated plainly and without adjectives. Only then does it hand each side the microphone.

Each side gets its own colour, its own pages, and its own words. Blue is one side, coral the other. The sides are named from the story itself, so they are never a fixed political left and right, and one story's blue has nothing to do with the next story's blue.

There is no verdict at the end. No score, no ballot, no "the truth is somewhere in the middle". You read both cases at their strongest and make up your own mind.

HOW IT READS

- One page, one idea. Nothing is buried in a wall of text.
- What happened comes first, kept separate from the arguments.
- Every side is quoted at its strongest, not its silliest.
- Swipe through a story at your own pace.

HONEST ABOUT THE AI

The stories are written by AI, and the app says so on every screen where it matters. AI summarising is not perfect, and Both Sides does not pretend otherwise — that is exactly why each side's case is presented in its own words rather than filtered into a single voice, and why the disputed material is kept visibly separate from what isn't in dispute.

QUIET BY DESIGN

- Free.
- No ads, anywhere.
- No third-party trackers or analytics SDKs.
- Notifications only if you ask for them — story alerts are off until you turn them on.
- Sign in with email, Google or Apple, or just continue as a guest.

You can delete your account and everything attached to it from inside the app at any time — Settings, then Delete account.

Privacy policy: https://amitskamble7.github.io/both-sides/privacy.html

What’s new

• The time stamp now sits at the end of the headline instead of on its own line.
• The newest stories load their pictures first, so jumping back to the top is instant.
• The feed now carries everything from the last 36 hours, and never fewer than 50 stories.
• The Both Sides badge and the two buttons on the photo are a little smaller.