For schools
The newspaper, reshaped into one piece students actually finish.
Shape of Headline turns daily reading into a habit — and hands you the proof that each student read and understood, not just opened.
Built for the daily-reading mandate· DPDP-compliant·Teacher dashboard included
A full newspaper — overwhelming, skimmed, forgotten by lunch.
How telescopes find planets we can never see
When a planet crosses in front of its star, the star dims by about one percent — a tiny, repeating flicker that reveals a whole new world.
One piece a day — read, put in their own words, understood.
Students are told to read the news.
Only a few do.
The mandate is on paper. The habit isn’t — and no one can prove otherwise.
A few pieces a day.
The whole routine takes a student a few minutes — and every step leaves a trace you can see.
Pick
The student opens today’s shelf and picks a few short pieces from across news categories.
Read & retell
They read each one, then write what they understood — in their own words, not copied.
Get checked
An AI reader weighs each summary and asks one question only someone who truly read it could answer.
Keep the streak
Every verified read grows their streak — and lands on your dashboard as proof they read and understood.
Not another reading app.
A way to see reading happen.
Proof, not just reading
A dashboard showing who read, when, and whether they actually understood — class by class.
Understanding, not delivery
Students prove comprehension in their own words. No copy-paste, no AI writing it for them.
Safe, curated content
You read from a controlled pool, banded for Classes 5–12. Nothing unsuitable reaches a young reader.
A habit, not an event
Daily streaks turn “read the news” from a one-off instruction into something students keep doing.
Made for the mandate
The daily-reading requirement — finally with real evidence behind it, not just a circular on a noticeboard.
Nothing to install
A link and a school code. Students start the same day — no setup, no devices to manage.
Safe by design.
Every choice here starts from the fact that the readers are minors.
Bring a real reading habit to your school.
Start a free pilot with one class. See the dashboard fill with proof — then decide.
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