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.
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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, and it digs across sources and reports back.
The more you read, the more Clear-Sight learns your habits. Your Reader Profile turns everything you have analyzed into a picture of your own reading, at a glance.
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 first-run tour, story timelines, and the questions every article should have answered.
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 FrameworkClear-Sight is a news reader that shows you how each story is built. You read the day's news in a clean feed, then analyze any article, including ones behind paywalls you're signed in to, to get a 1-to-10 objectivity score and a plain-language breakdown across ten language signals: what the article does, what it leaves out, and why it matters.
Every story you follow becomes a timeline you can track over time, and you can ask Clear-Sight to research any question about it and get an answer backed by real, checkable sources. It's built for the news, but the same lens works on any article where the words are working hard.
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.
Reading the news feed is free. Analyzing an article and asking Clear-Sight a research question each use credits. Every new account starts with a free trial, and after that a subscription includes a monthly allotment of credits.
Most bias tools rate the outlet and ask you to trust their rating. Clear-Sight does the opposite: it shows the observable language patterns in the specific article in front of you, with the evidence highlighted, so you can check the reasoning yourself instead of taking a label on faith.
The score measures how an article is constructed, its sourcing, evidence, framing, and use of persuasion, not its political position. The same ten signals apply to every outlet on every side, and you can see exactly which patterns drove the score. The full method is public in the framework.
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