About quicknews
quicknews is a short video app from Cambodia. Approved local creators post short videos in Khmer and English about what is happening and what is useful to know, and every video shows the public sources behind what it says.
What makes it different
- Approved creators. Every creator is approved before they can post.
- Sourced videos. Each video shows the public sources behind what it says, and how they cover each point.
- Real communities. Tech, education, wellness and more, each with group chats where supporters talk with creators.
- Useful, not viral. For You picks what is useful to you, not what is most popular.
Questions
What is quicknews?
quicknews is a short video app from Cambodia. Approved local creators post short videos in Khmer and English about news, tech, education, health and everyday life, and each video shows the public sources behind what it says.
How does quicknews show sources?
When a video is posted, quicknews searches publicly available sources for what the video says and shows how they cover each point: well sourced, limited sourcing or opinion, or contradicted by available sources. quicknews does not decide what is true. It shows what the sources say so viewers can judge for themselves.
Is quicknews free?
Yes. Watching, supporting creators and joining communities on quicknews is free.
Where can I use quicknews?
On the web at www.quicknews.tech, which you can add to your phone home screen like an app, and inside Telegram through @quicknewsappbot.
How do I become a quicknews creator?
Creators are approved before they post. Apply from the app, or join with an invite from a community leader. Approved creators sign a creator agreement and earn from their views once monetisation opens.
Who runs quicknews?
quicknews was founded by Sun Ratanak and Yihan Dong and is based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It launched in October 2026.
Contact
#278H, Street 201R, Kroalkor Village, Sangkat Kilometer 6, Khan Russey Keo, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Email sunratanak@quicknews.tech.