Frequently Asked Questions

Noozify is a small, independent publication. We write original, bylined stories about the things people are talking about, across science, history, music, film, television, games, sports, money, travel, and food. Readers can vote on stories, and a separate page lists reporting from other outlets that our editors think is worth your time.

Three things, all free. The Arcade is a shelf of single-session browser games, from a falling-block puzzle and a maze chase to chess, Sudoku, and a typing test. The sound player, under the headphones icon at the top of every page, plays white, pink, brown, or grey noise and a few looping ambient tracks, and it keeps playing as you browse. Noozify TV shows classic public-domain television on a retro set, with channels on a shared schedule and an episode guide.

Every article has up and down arrows with a running score between them — its net votes (upvotes minus downvotes), updated live. You need to be signed in to vote; tapping an arrow while logged out sends you to sign-in. Those votes power the feed's ranking: open the sort control (the sliders icon) and pick any of the Top windows — Top 24 hours, 72 hours, 1 week, 1 month, or 1 year — to order stories by their net score over that period. The default Recency sort is chronological and isn't affected by votes.

All original content published on Noozify is reviewed for accuracy, clarity, and fairness before publication. We strive to present well-researched perspectives while clearly distinguishing opinion from fact. Curated external links are selected for relevance and source credibility.

Click the "Save" button on any article card or article page. Saved articles are tied to your account and can be accessed from your profile. You must be signed in to use this feature.

We welcome suggestions! Reach out to us at [email protected] with the article link or topic idea and we'll review it for inclusion.

Yes. Reading, the sound player, and Noozify TV are free and need no account. A free account unlocks voting, saving articles, and the Arcade.