Pick what to read
Browse Latest News and choose the topics you care about. Every story you analyze becomes a storyline you follow — grouped automatically.
Most articles aren't neutral — they're constructed. Clear-Sight is where you read the news, see how each story was put together, and understand the subject on your own terms.
Free to read and analyze. iPhone, iOS 17 and later.
Clear-Sight isn't a one-shot analyzer. It's a habit: read, understand how the story was made, then go as deep as you want.
Browse Latest News and choose the topics you care about. Every story you analyze becomes a storyline you follow — grouped automatically.
Clear-Sight scores each article across ten signals and writes a plain-language breakdown: what it's doing, what it leaves out, and why that matters.
Open any topic for its timeline, the latest coverage, and what you've already read — then ask Clear-Sight to research anything about it across the web.
Open the app to a clean feed of Latest News. Tap into the topics you care about, and Clear-Sight automatically groups everything you read into storylines you can follow over time.
Clear-Sight reads the article the way a sharp editor would — scoring it across ten observable signals and explaining, in plain language, what the words are doing, what's well-sourced, and what's missing.
Open any topic to see its timeline, the latest coverage from across the web, and everything you've already read. When you want more, ask Clear-Sight to research the question on your mind — it digs across sources and reports back.
Reading something elsewhere? Tap Share in Safari and choose Clear-Sight. The Share Extension reads the exact page you're viewing — no copy-paste, and it works behind paywalls you're already signed in to.
A quick first-run tour shows you the whole loop, and gentle hints introduce each part of the app as you go.
The app's analysis runs on the Clear-Sight Analytical Framework (CSAF) — three observable categories and ten language signals for what any article is doing. It's the same vocabulary educators, librarians, and researchers use.
Explore the FrameworkIt's a news reader that shows you how each story is built. You read the news, see a plain-language breakdown of how an article was constructed across ten signals, follow a story's timeline, and ask Clear-Sight to research any topic across the web.
Yes. The Share Extension reads the exact page you're viewing in Safari, so it can analyze articles you're already signed in to — no copy-paste required.
You can read and analyze articles for free. Deep research answers from Ask Clear-Sight use monthly credits.
We identify you only by an opaque account ID for analytics — no article content or browsing history is sold. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Read, understand, and go deeper — right from your iPhone.
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