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See how any news article is slanted — the lean, the loaded words, the phrases doing the work. In the article itself. Click the toolbar icon on any news page and a side panel opens with a structured readout: the overall lean, the loaded words, and the specific phrases doing the persuading. Every flagged phrase is underlined in the article so you can see the evidence in context. No account. No server. Your article never leaves your browser. ──────────────────────── FREE — instant, no setup, no key required An entirely in-browser analysis: • A 2,100-word bias lexicon from peer-reviewed research (BABE) • Attribution-verb skew ("said" vs. "alleged" vs. "admitted") • Headline-vs-body drift • Hedge-word count • An outlet-level lean label (e.g. "Lean Left," "Center") IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS — paste your own API key Paste a key from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google and unlock: • An overall intensity score and direction • A four-dimension breakdown (word choice, framing, headline, source mix) • Evidence phrases with a one-sentence reason for each • Dotted underlines on the actual biased phrases in the article • Hover for the reason, click to scroll to the phrase Your key stays in your browser. The call goes straight from your browser to your provider. We never see the article or the key. ──────────────────────── COST Free tier is free forever. In-depth analysis uses your own API key, and you choose the provider: Gemini 2.5 Flash runs about $0.0002 per article — well under $1/month for a typical reader. Claude Haiku runs about $0.0018 per article — roughly $1–3/month. OpenAI GPT-5-mini sits in between. You pay your provider directly — we take no cut. OPEN SOURCE Full source, the bias-word lexicon, and the outlet-label dataset are all AGPL-3.0 on GitHub. You can verify exactly what data leaves your device and where it goes. We run no backend. No account database. No advertising. ──────────────────────── WHAT'S NEW IN v1.1 • Choose your provider: Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google Gemini • Percentile context — see how the article's score compares to other news domains • Dotted underlines on biased phrases, right in the article • Hover tooltips with category and reason • Works on AMP pages and JS-hydrated sites (NYT, Breitbart, and more) • Info-icon explanations on every dimension label • Plain-English rationale on the signal summary
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