InPress: Factual News Made Fun

InPress: Informed Connection

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About this app

InPress is the first social platform where what you read helps you connect. It’s part Duolingo, part dating app, part news feed — and completely unlike anything else.

InPress uses gamified, factual news to match you with others based on how you engage, not just how you look. Whether you’re here to grow your knowledge, expand your worldview, or meet people who get it, InPress makes being informed feel personal, rewarding, and fun. Never political, never toxic - just informed and connective.

What makes InPress different?

• Curated, unbiased news app: Only fact-based stories from an approved list of outlets that meet rigorous standards for neutrality, reliability, and accessibility. No echo chambers or algorithms!

• Gamified newsfeed: Earn knowledge points, streaks, and new InScore levels by reading and rating the news that intrigues you.

• InScore progress tracking: See how your knowledge grows over time with InScore levels, and how it stacks up against other users with leaderboards.

• Multiple ways to connect and learn: Use InPress to find romance, friendship, or simply consume the news! Choose any, or all, and change any time.

• Real compatibility: Match based on deep shared insights revealed by how you think and feel about the world, not just selfies. Find the best compatibility for the real you.

• News that fits your life: Get top-tier journalism in both a traditional newsfeed, or with quick-reading Gists! Your choice - and don’t worry, you earn InScore points for both.

Download InPress today and experience news the way it should be: clear, trustworthy, and personally rewarding for your heart and mind.

Ratings and reviews

these folks are on a mission to make the news trustworthy and fun again!! and they are doing it 😊

I received an activation code but the app freezes when I try to use it. I cannot move past the "Enable Location Permission" screen. Nothing happens when I click the right arrow after enabling the requested permissions.

Great concept and always has a variety of interesting articles

What’s new

Bug fixes