1. START WITH A SOURCE
Bring the article you want to understand.
Submit a supported public article and ViewShift identifies the reading experience to build around it.
ABOUT VIEWSHIFT
The web is not one-size-fits-all reading.
ViewShift is a personalized reading layer for supported articles. It gives readers different ways to approach the same reporting—without pretending that one format suits every brain, task or moment.
2. CHOOSE YOUR APPROACH
Use a shift that matches the moment.
Choose plain language, a quick read, key facts, a visual structure, a learning-focused explanation or a playful voice.
3. KEEP CONTEXT
Compare when the detail matters.
Generated versions can make mistakes. The original source stays available so readers can check claims, numbers and nuance.
BUILT FOR DIFFERENT READING MOMENTS
A different presentation can change what you get from the same article.
When time is short
Use a concise or key-facts approach to orient yourself, then return to the source when you need more context.
When a topic is unfamiliar
Try plain-language or explanatory formats that make terminology and cause-and-effect easier to follow.
When structure helps
Look for step-by-step, visual or focused layouts that make complex arguments and sequences easier to trace.
When you want a fresh angle
Playful voices can make reading more engaging, while the source remains the place to verify the reporting.
COMMON QUESTIONS
A reading aid, not a replacement for reporting.
What is ViewShift used for?
ViewShift is for readers who want a different route into a supported article: more concise, clearer, more structured or simply more engaging.
Does ViewShift replace the original article?
No. The original article remains essential, especially for important details, source context and exact wording.
Can an AI-generated version be wrong?
Yes. Treat any generated version as a reading aid and check it against the original source before relying on a claim.
