Clarity

Overview Clarity is a French-language news analysis platform that cross-references daily coverage from 55 newsrooms spanning left, centre and right. Rather than publishing its own reporting, it quantifies how each story is distributed across the editorial spectrum, contrasts competing framings, and flags stories one political camp leaves uncovered. How it works Spectrum bars quantify the share of left, centre and right outlets per story — for example, 20% left, 28% centre and 52% right on a Le Pen campaign item. Debate cards pair opposing theses, each annotated with the number of newsrooms defending it. Angles morts lists topics covered exclusively by one side, with the exact breakdown of outlets by leaning. Baromètre 2027 consolidates seven polls from seven institutes alongside a media share-of-voice chart for declared candidates. Section filters split roughly 98 daily topics across Politics, International, Economy, Society, Culture, Tech and Science. Who it is for Media researchers, journalists, educators and civic-literacy projects that need framing comparison rather than a single outlet's narrative. An RSS feed and a newsletter are offered for monitoring. Limits Coverage is restricted to French newsrooms and requires French fluency. No pricing, API access or open-source repository is disclosed on the homepage.