Name: Read Across The Aisle
Author: BeeLine Reader

Description

Break out of your social media filter bubble with Read Across The Aisle!
In the app, you can read news from a variety of sources, and it shows you the political orientation of each source.
Read Across The Aisle also shows you the cumulative political orientation of your reading history.
Most importantly, the app detects when you've just been reading from one side of the aisle and occasionally reminds you to check out news from another angle.
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We value your privacy and do not gather any personal information whatsoever. Of course, this means we're also not selling, renting any personal reading data (since we collect have any). What you read is your business, not ours!
The political orientation rating for each source is based on public opinion polls and other data. If you have questions about ratings, or anything else, you can email us!

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Is Read Across The Aisle free?

Yes, Read Across The Aisle is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Is Read Across The Aisle legit?

🤔 The Read Across The Aisle app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.

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Read Across The Aisle is free.
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Read Across The Aisle Reviews

WSJ not supported anymore

WSJ reading appears to no longer work or be supported.

Hmmmmm

I can get it to gauge at all. It measures all media as balanced.

Like a Calorie Tracker for Your News Diet

We’re all biased - this app helps see how. Test your ability to read something you disagree with without melting. Do it over and over again. Become the fearless interlocutor you were meant to be. It all starts with keeping track of where you get your information, and then adding some diversity for intellectual strength and vigor. Escape the echo chambers. Cheers!

Bogus app

It doesn’t work as intended. Tried The Economist and WSJ on not he Chrome and iPhone and didn’t manage to open a single article.

Still not working...

The WSJ link is still broken. I had hoped this was just a temporary thing, but apparently it’s been an ongoing issue for 4+ months. That was one of the primary reasons I gave this app a try. So it’s of no use tome without that feature. Also, as a note, there is something creepy about asking for an email address then having things not work. It could make users wonder if you’re just trying to mine their email addresses. It gives a really bad impression.

Fix the WSJ bug

Or your app is useless.

Was great until the WSJ link stopped working

... been 5 months now so time to delete.

Great idea w buggy implementation

Items like WSJ are not accessible owing to bug.

Good concept, support is missing

Shared a bug with support twice over several months, no response, bug is still there. Bug has disabled WSJ access.If it’s a rights thing, say so, and remove from app.

Fix the WSJ Link please!

It worked great until the default syntax error appears when trying to log in to the WSJ. Someone from Read Across told me it was something the WSJ had to fix; its been over 4 months now. Kind of a bummer

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