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My issue with ground news is it doesn't give any weight to funding sources when making its' bias ratings, which makes it easy for billionaire-funded media conglomerates with a "neutral and unbiased" front to fly under the radar.
While I do have Ground News installed on my iPad, I only use it as a widget to let me know what's going on. The sources it uses are generally not that great. Either the site is severely biased or the site is riddled with ads and pop ups. Basically every time I go to read an article it's full of shit. I'll give it credit as a substantial aggregator but it's still pulling from sources that use click bait headlines. It's not any better than social media.
AllSides is a good one too
Seconded. Been using it since early summer and it’s been great having instant access to bias and credibility data. Its also been nice to be able to easily read other perspectives on the same topic.