Skip the spin and the doomscroll. Plotted turns the day's world news into neutral, AI-checked stories you can swipe through - and pins every one with a real location onto a live map, updated as it breaks.
Public beta · every feature unlocked · no card required
No single step is magic - each one is a deliberate check against sensationalism and guesswork.
News is pulled continuously from hundreds of outlets and wire services worldwide.
An AI model reads each report and drafts a concise summary of what happened.
Loaded language is stripped out - headlines are rewritten for neutrality.
Events with a real, named location get plotted at the place it happened.
Related coverage of the same ongoing story is clustered automatically.
Every event gets a neutral story. When we can pinpoint exactly where it happened - a named city or town - it's pinned to the map too. Country-wide or region-wide stories with no specific location still get a full story card everywhere else; they just don't get a pin.
"Regime crackdown sparks outrage as protesters brutally silenced overnight"
Security forces disperse protest; opposition reports dozens detained
Every precisely-located event lands on the map the moment it's processed - color-coded by type, filterable, and always a tap away from its full neutral summary.
Swipe through a full feed of stories - pinned or not - in a fast, vertical, reels-style format. Switch between Latest, the raw firehose in order, and For You, shaped by what you've read before.
Open the stories feedSearch and filter the entire archive by event type, region, or ongoing topic - mapped or not.
Shelling intensifies along contested eastern frontier
Naval coalition intercepts vessel threat in shipping corridor
Ceasefire monitors report renewed border skirmishes
Coalition talks collapse ahead of confidence vote
Regional bloc issues joint statement on border talks
Each ongoing story gets a permalink dossier: a full timeline of coverage and every distinct outlet cited, deduplicated into one list.
Shipping companies begin rerouting vessels around the Cape of Good Hope to avoid the corridor.
A multinational naval coalition begins intercepting threats to commercial vessels in the corridor.
Freight rates from East Asia to Europe more than double as reroutes lengthen transit times.
Container volumes through the corridor remain well below pre-disruption levels, industry data shows.
Full live map access and a neutral story for every event. During beta, unlimited story cards too.
Continue with freeUnlimited story cards, premium map layers like Conflict Density, and the full personalized feed.
See full pricingJoin 100+ people already tracking world events with Plotted
Explore the map free
Plotted