⌕Find That Article One search · three result groups
ARTICLE DISCOVERY, WITHOUT THE NOISE

One story.
More ways to read.

Paste an article link or headline. We’ll look for the closest readable alternatives first, then surface related reporting and original sources if they add value.

A link gives us the best chance to identify the original publisher and headline. A headline works too.

Find the same story elsewhere Discover related reporting Track down original sources

One search checks for likely copies, related reporting and original sources. Your query is sent to our search provider; results link to the original publishers.

YOUR RESULTS

Alternatives for this story

Closest matches first, with related reporting and primary sources below.

Closest matches

Possible reprints or syndicated copies of the same story.

Original sourcesOfficial statements, reports, filings and documents0
HOW IT WORKS

From one link to a useful shortlist.

01 / IDENTIFY

Understand the story

Read available page metadata to identify the headline, publisher and publication details, without copying the article into the app.

02 / DISCOVER

Search and compare

Run targeted searches for copies, related coverage and source material, then rank and deduplicate the candidates.

03 / CHECK

Review access clues

Check a few publisher pages for public article-like content or clear restriction language. Final access is always confirmed at the source.

ARTICLE DISCOVERY FAQ

Find another way to read the story.

One search looks for close copies first, then groups related reporting and original source material separately.

Can it find a syndicated or reprinted article?

Yes. Paste an article URL or headline and the app looks for possible reprints and syndicated copies first. It then groups useful related reporting and original sources separately. Matches are ranked using headline overlap and source clues, so they remain candidates—not proof of an exact duplicate.

Can it help me find another version of a paywalled article?

It searches for copies hosted by other publishers, related reporting and original source material. It does not remove a publisher's paywall or guarantee that a result is free to read. Confirm access on the publisher's own website.

Can I search with a headline instead of a link?

Yes. A direct article link usually gives the app more clues, such as publisher and page metadata, but a headline can be used when you don't have the original URL.

Does Find That Article reproduce the full article?

No. It identifies potential matches and links to publisher pages or source documents. It does not present full articles as if they were hosted here.

INDEPENDENT BY DESIGN

Independent article discovery

Designed to help you find the right source. Results link to publishers’ own websites. Similar headlines can describe different stories, and access can vary by publisher. If a page does not reveal enough details, we’ll say so rather than claim a match is confirmed.