Who you are?
A small independent editorial team founded in 2022. There are six of us, living in Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Kyiv. We don’t have fixed roles: everyone does everything—finds stories, writes, edits videos, designs pages, edits texts, and translates.
Are you a media outlet?
No. To publish what you believe matters, you don’t need to be a media outlet. You can call us a blog—we don’t mind.
What matters to you?
To see processes, not just headlines. To notice links between events that are usually seen as separate. To speak about people whose stories remain unheard. And not to accept ready-made interpretations or reproduce common narratives—but to figure things out ourselves, in facts, motives, and consequences.
Why don’t you publish in Ukrainian?
Ukrainian is our native language and remains an important part of our work. But we’ve noticed that outside Ukraine there’s a lack of independent content made by people who live here and speak for themselves—not on behalf of someone’s interests. By the way, in Ukrainian we create
projects on YouTube.
Where’s the money?
We don’t receive grants or have any external funding. That allows us to stay free from anyone’s influence. Our only source of income is the commission from Google for ads on our website and YouTube. If you’d like to support us—you can do it through
Buy Me a Coffee. We’ll be truly grateful.
How can I contact you?