Reputable, hand-curated
Sources are chosen by hand for credibility and reach, then placed on the map by where their stories take place.
Global intelligence · live signal
The world,
The world,
pinned to a globe.
A live news globe — a deep, hand-curated wire of reputable publishers, pinned to the cities where stories actually happen. Read it in 30 seconds.
Stenvrik is a live signal of the world — a deep, hand-curated wire of reputable publishers, pinned to the cities where stories happen on an interactive 3D globe. A 🔥 Trending lane surfaces what's breaking, an Intel view clusters the same story across coverage into confidence-ranked events, and you can read the entire planet in half a minute — no account, no ads, no tracking.
The product
An entire newsroom, rendered as one rotating globe.
Stories sit where they happen. Spin the planet, drop into a city, and the wire opens beneath your fingers. It feels less like a feed and more like watching the world think.
Spin. Zoom. Read the world.
Every pin is a story where it happened — tap a city to open its wire.
Live wire
Installable · offline-capable
Fully client-side
What's inside
A curated wire — chosen for signal, not noise.
Behind the globe is a deep, hand-curated wire of reputable publishers. The emphasis is on quality and breadth over volume: enough range to feel the whole world, curated tightly enough that what you read is worth your half-minute.
Pinned to place
Coverage is anchored to the cities at the heart of each story, so geography becomes a way to navigate the news.
🔥 Trending lane
A dedicated lane lifts what's breaking to the top, so you catch momentum the moment a story starts to climb.
Case files
Bundle entities, events and cities into shareable case files — a portable view of a story you can keep following.
Flat atlas view
Prefer a map to a marble? Pin entities onto a flat atlas and read the same wire in a calmer, classic layout.
Read it in 30 seconds
The whole experience is built to be skimmable: orient, scan, drop in, move on. The world, at a glance.
The Intel view
See past the headline. See the whole event.
Switch into Intel and Stenvrik stops showing you separate articles and starts showing you the story underneath them — coverage of the same event, clustered, ranked, and read for what it really tells you.
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Confidence-ranked events
Same-story coverage is grouped into single events, each ranked by how strongly the reporting holds together.
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Corroboration vs. echo
It separates genuine, independent corroboration from echo chambers where one report is simply repeated.
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Forecast what's climbing
A forward read highlights the stories gaining altitude — what's likely to matter, not just what already does.
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Keyword + meaning search
Search by exact words or by meaning, then export a brief or dossier — or query the same intelligence over an API and MCP.
How it works
From a spinning globe to a clear read.
No setup, no account, nothing to install unless you want to. Open the globe and you're already in.
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Open the globe
Land on a live 3D planet with stories pinned to their cities. Spin it, zoom it, follow the light.
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Catch what's breaking
The 🔥 Trending lane lifts momentum to the surface, so the important stuff finds you first.
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Switch to Intel
Cluster coverage into events, weigh corroboration over echo, and see what's climbing next.
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Capture & export
Bundle case files, export briefs and dossiers, or query the whole thing over an API and MCP.
Private — by design
No account required
No ads, no tracking
Installable & offline-capable
Fully client-side
Questions
Good to know.
What exactly is Stenvrik?
It's a live news globe: a deep, hand-curated wire of reputable publishers, pinned to the
cities where their stories happen, on an interactive 3D globe. A Trending lane surfaces
what's breaking, and an Intel view clusters coverage of the same story into
confidence-ranked events. The goal is to let you read the world in about 30 seconds.
How do I get in?
Stenvrik is in an invite-only closed beta. Request access and you'll be added to the list;
when a spot opens you'll get an invite. There's no waitlist and no commitment.
What's the catch with privacy?
There are no ads, no accounts, and no tracking. The experience is fully
client-side and installable, with offline capability — so much of it simply runs on your
own device rather than watching what you read.
What's the difference between the globe and the Intel view?
The globe is for reading at a glance — stories pinned to place, with a Trending lane for
momentum. Intel is for going deeper: it clusters same-story coverage into single events,
separates real corroboration from echo, forecasts what's climbing, and supports search by
keyword or meaning. You can also bundle case files and export briefs or dossiers.
Can I build on top of it?
Yes. Beyond reading and exporting, you can query the same intelligence over an API and via
MCP, which makes Stenvrik a source you can pull into your own tools and workflows.
Read the world
in 30 seconds.
Stenvrik is in invite-only closed beta — no account, no ads, no tracking. Ask for an invite.
Request accessEmail hello@stenvrik.com · we'll reach out when a spot opens.