News that feels like your feed.
But deeper.

With the increasing use of social media scrolling endlessly has become a habit. At The Quint, we decided to make that experience actually meaningful. Which is why you can now find The Quint’s sharpest reporting in the new-age immersive reading experience all in one place without noise and clutter. Introducing BINGE — the feed inside our app that feels like Instagram, but for readers who consume high-quality journalism.

Readers will now have a way to consume The Quint's journalism as carousels, reels, shorts, videos, summaries, pointers, audio while also lose themselves in long-form stories, explainers, deep dive posts — all in one infinite, beautifully designed feed in an attempt to improve the delivery experience and thus the consumption of our journalism. Everything The Quint publishes — breaking news, ground reports, data stories, videos, photo essays, and archives — lives in single vertically scrollable tab.

We want user to enjoy spending their time on this tab because it is an attempt to bring back interest in deep dive journalism while feeding diverse quick-to-consume informative content in parallel.

We’ve heard from early users: “BINGE helped me disover news which I would have missed otherwise because if which I wanted to stay longer”. Our initial analysis shows strong content consumption pattern across user cohorts.

This is news consumption reimagined for the way readers actually read read in 2026 which marries quick and deep dive consumption of our content. If you love staying informed but hate the chaos of traditional news apps, Binge will surely feel easy.

Ready to get hooked on better news?

Download the new Quint App and open the Binge tab today.

Journalism funded by readers.
Not corporations.

While our focus has been on building an immersive and interactive experience for new, emerging user cohorts, we also recognize that The Quint’s distinct identity has been shaped by its longform journalism, particularly for the informed audiences.

We built the new app for readers who want to truly engage with stories — not just scroll past them. Which is why we launched Focus Mode, for readers who like to consume our journalism in the traditional way.

One tap and the entire app transforms into a clean, minimalist reading environment.

Multimedia disappears. All that remains is the story, beautifully typeset with perfect typography and breathing room. Our readers are calling it “the Kindle experience for news.” Whether you’re analysing a 4,000-word investigative piece or catching up on weekend explainers, Focus Mode lets you immerse yourself completely. Just pure, uninterrupted journalism.

We know your time and attention are precious. That’s why we designed Focus Mode to honour both. "Serious readers now feel that they were able to finish a deep dive analysis without getting distracted which felt valuable to them.”

If you’ve ever opened a long read and ended up 17 tabs deep, this feature will change how you consume news.

Try Focus Mode today and experience journalism the way it was meant to be read.

The Quint belives in journalism supported by its readers and not corporations.

We always believed that great journalism should never be interrupted by intrusive advertising. With the launch of the new Quint App, we have made another step towards bringing that belief to reality.

No in-app advertisements isn’t just a feature — it’s our promise. Every bit of content that you consume in the app is advertisement free. Because The Quint wants to be funded by you.

This ad-free experience is available to everyone who downloads the app — and our members enjoy it as a permanent right. It’s our way of saying thank you for directly supporting independent journalism in India.

The difference is striking. Stories feel calmer, more respectful, and far more immersive. Readers are already saying the experience feels “premium” and “peaceful” — exactly what quality news consumption should feel like.

If you’re tired of news apps that feel more like shopping catalogues than trusted sources, the new Quint App is built differently.

We welcome you to join thousands of readers enjoying news without the noise.

The complete archive of The Quint is now at your fingertips.

For years, readers have asked us for one thing: access to our entire body of work. With the launch of the all-new Quint App, we’re proud to deliver exactly that. AI powered searchability of our content archive gives you seamless, unlimited access to every story we’ve published — from hard-hitting investigations and award-winning ground reports to powerful explainers, interviews, and archival pieces that shaped public discourse. Whether you want to revisit a 2018 investigation into electoral bonds or dive deep into our 2025 climate series, it’s all there in one beautifully organised place.

No more hunting through Google or hitting paywalls. No more “members-only” restrictions on older content. Our paying members now enjoy complete, ad-free archive access — because the journalism we fund through readers deserves to live forever.

This isn’t just a library. It’s a living, breathing record of independent Indian journalism that refuses to be erased.

If you’ve ever wished you could go back in time and read the stories that mattered, this feature was built for you.

Ready to explore 11+ years of fearless reporting?

Dark mode, reimagined for serious readers.

Late-night reading just got a whole lot easier — and kinder on your eyes.

We’ve completely rebuilt dark mode from the ground up for the new Quint App. The result? Refined Dark Mode — a thoughtfully designed, low-blue-light experience that makes long reading sessions feel effortless. Softer contrast. Deeper blacks. Carefully calibrated text that reduces eye strain without sacrificing readability.

Every UI element, every image, and every video delivery experience has been optimised so the entire app feels elegant in the dark. Whether you’re catching up on the day’s news at 11 PM or finishing that long-form feature at 2 AM, Refined Dark Mode makes the experience not just comfortable — but beautiful.

Our design team spent months testing with journalists, designers, and heavy readers to get the contrast, saturation, and typography exactly right. The feedback has been overwhelming: “We never knew we need a better 'Dark Mode' experience but after using, it makes sense.”

Because when you care about journalism, you also care about how people read it — day or night. If you’re someone who prefers reading in the evening or travels a lot, this feature was made for you.

Experience the difference yourself.