One method, pointed two ways
The same five checks, tone, framing, attribution, source balance, and omission, run against text someone else wrote or text you are about to publish. Both are free. The coverage reports are this same read, run across every outlet at once.
Reading
Paste an article or give it a URL, and it marks up the language that carries the framing, with the exact sentence quoted next to every signal it raises. There is no account to create and nothing to configure.
The Chrome extension is the same analysis in your toolbar, so you can run it on whatever you are already reading without switching tabs.
What it returns
A direction label, a confidence score, and the quoted language behind each of the five signals, plus other coverage of the same story to read alongside.
What it costs
Ten analyses a day, free, during the beta. No card, and no trial that turns into a bill. Signing in only adds saved history.
What happens to the text
Article text is processed to produce the result and is not stored by default. Only signed-in users keep history, and only for articles they deliberately run.
Writing
The same five checks pointed at a draft before anyone else reads it. Where the reading tool tells you how a piece landed, the writing tool tells you how yours is about to land: which claims carry no attribution, where one side gets a sentence and the other gets four paragraphs, and which figure a reader will take away.
It is in development. It is listed here because it is the reason the method is built the way it is, not as something you can use today.
Not yet available
No waitlist and no email capture for it. When it works, it will appear here.
The same read, across every outlet
When the question is not one article but how a whole story was covered, that is the reports service. Bring a story you already know well and we will go through what it finds.