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About WeNepal

Who we are, the technology behind WeNepal, how the newsroom works, and how to reach us.

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WeNepal is an independent, bilingual news platform for Nepal. We read the day's reporting from every major outlet, write a short summary in our own words, link every source, and deliver it in Nepali and English on the web, in the app, on Telegram and by email.

We are not a copy of other outlets and we are not an opinion site. We are a summary and explainer layer over Nepal's news, built as software first so it is fast, clean and light on ads.

Who we are

WeNepal is an independent news platform for Nepal. It is not affiliated with any political party, government, company or sponsor.

The WeNepal newsroom sets its own editorial line and the rules published on this site, and editors decide what is published. Commercial relationships are disclosed on the page and never influence coverage.

Technology

Newsroom and publisher

WeNepal

Independent newsroom. Decides what is published. Not affiliated with any political party.

Technology provider

Lacspace

Platform, AI engine and hosting. No say over what is covered or published.

Technology infrastructure: Powered by Lacspace.

Lacspace is WeNepal's technology provider. It supplies the platform this site and the app run on, the AI engine that drafts summaries under our rules, and the hosting. It works like any software vendor: it does not choose, edit or approve stories, and it has no say over what we cover or how.

Independence

Independence statement

  • No party, government, company or sponsor decides what we cover or how.
  • The governance tracker reports facts about whoever is in government.
  • Sponsored content is always labelled and never appears in politics or election coverage.
  • Newsroom staff declare conflicts of interest and step away from stories they touch.

Our full rules are in the editorial policy.

How the newsroom works

WeNepal is AI-assisted and human-reviewed. Machines draft; people decide.

  1. Step 1:

    Sources. Our engine follows trusted Nepali and international outlets and official sources such as Nepal Rastra Bank, the Supreme Court and government ministries.

  2. Step 2:

    Drafting. When two or more independent outlets report the same event, the engine writes a summary of 80 to 120 words, three bullet points and a source list, using only facts found in those sources.

  3. Step 3:

    Automatic checks. Every number, name, date and quote is checked against the sources. Copied sentences are rejected. Anything sensitive is held for an editor.

  4. Step 4:

    Human review. Routine stories that pass every check can publish automatically and are labelled "Auto-published · routine". Everything else waits for an editor, and every story about elections, courts, deaths, health emergencies, communal tension or named individuals always waits for an editor.

  5. Step 5:

    Corrections. When we get something wrong, we say so on the story and on the public corrections page.

Every story carries the label "AI-assisted summary · Reviewed by WeNepal" or "Auto-published · routine", and a list of its sources. Read the plain-language AI policy for the detail.

Who does what

At launch WeNepal is run by a small team wearing five hats:

  • Founder

    Editorial line, category rules, red lines, legal decisions

  • Desk editor

    The hold queue, corrections, source trust, tone, spot checks

  • Engine owner

    The newsroom software, its rules and its safety switches

  • Platform owner

    Social accounts and channels

  • Brand owner

    Design, cards and video templates

One person can wear more than one hat at launch; every hat has a named owner.

An Editor-in-Chief and a reporting desk are planned for 2027.

Registration

PublisherPublisher legal entity
Technology providerLacspace (technology infrastructure)
Responsible editorTo be named before launch
Online media registrationRegistration number, Department of Information and Broadcasting — pending
Registered addressRegistered office address — pending
Editorial policy/editorial-policy
AI policy/ai-policy

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