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You read the news.
Do you know what it's doing to you?

Clear-Sight reads any article the second you share it and shows you how it's built. What's sourced, what's spin, what's missing, and whether it holds up. Not what to think. What's actually on the page, so you can decide for yourself.

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A Clear-Sight article analysis showing a 5.0 out of 10 objectivity score and a flagged Emotional Trap pattern
Analyze any article One tap, no copy-paste
Get a trust read Objectivity score in about 20 seconds
See what's missing Context, claims, perspectives
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What you walk away with

An article scored 5.0 out of 10 with a named Emotional Trap pattern
Trust read

A trust read on every story

An objectivity score and the ten-signal fingerprint, plus the manipulation play named when it's running. "The Emotional Trap." "Echo Chamber." "Gold Standard."

A Story Map timeline showing how a story developed over time
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Follow a story, not a feed

Storylines and Story Map timelines track how a topic developed over weeks. You choose what to follow. No algorithm deciding for you.

Ask Clear-Sight returning a sourced, multi-source answer
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Ask Clear-Sight a question and it researches across the web, returning multi-source reporting with citations in one tap.

The Reader Profile showing articles read, outlets covered, and average objectivity
Know yourself

A picture of your own reading

Your Reader Profile turns everything you analyze into a view of your habits. Where your reading is strong, and where it's narrow.

How it works

From headline to clarity in about a minute

1

Analyze

From Safari or any app, tap Share → Clear-Sight. No copy-paste.

2

Read the breakdown

Score, signals, what's missing, and the timeline. All in about a minute.

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Go deeper

Ask a question and get a sourced answer, or follow the story over time.

Prefer your laptop? The Chrome & Edge extension does the same in a sidebar.

Why you can trust the read

Not opinion.
Observation.

Most bias tools ask you to judge the outlet. Clear-Sight shows you the article. Ten observable signals that are either present or not.

Every article is doing three things with its language. Each one leaves an observable trail.

Category 01

Words that
move

How the article tries to push or pull the reader.

  • Balance
  • Logic
  • Autonomy
Category 02

Words that
inform

The material the article gives the reader to think with.

  • Evidence
  • Sourcing
  • Specificity
  • Claims
Category 03

Words that
frame

The shape the article gives the story, and whether that shape holds up.

  • Context
  • Nuance
  • Consistency
3 Observable Categories
10 Language Signals
6 Construction Patterns

Either the pattern is present or it isn't.

The same patterns readers learn to see in news transfer directly to social media, AI-generated content, and persuasive media of every kind.

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Same framework. Different conversations.

Find your path

For Readers

See what the words are doing to you. Understand the construction choices behind every article, and use the Knowledge Lens to see where your literacy meets your attitude toward the news.

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For Educators & Librarians

A structured, teachable reading comprehension framework. Standards-aligned. Pre/post measurable. Built so any educator or librarian can walk in and teach it with confidence.

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For Researchers

CSAF methodology, the published white paper, validation opportunities, and collaboration. Built for academic rigor and interdisciplinary partnership.

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