Stop the Spin. Spot the BS.

Quickly and easily fact check your feed.

Works where you read, watch and scroll.

Support varies by app and post type.

A Reasoning Checker, Not Just a Fact-Checker

Expose 80+ persuasion tricks as you browse with our free Chrome extension. Stubbornly non-partisan: obsessed with how an argument is built, not which team wins. See through:

  • Information Gaps

    Such as missing context or oversimplification that can mislead you.

  • Rhetoric

    Persuasive techniques that effectively convince people by biasedly framing an issue.

  • Fallacies

    Common & sneaky errors in reasoning that weaken an argument.

  • Sourcing

    Does the source actually say that? We tell you.

  • Positive

    Positive traits, such as using more neutral wording or providing different perspectives.

  • & Much More

    80+ distinct categories, all which provide critical & valuable insights to users, no fluff.

Loaded Language
β€œThe platform removed posts spreading about the election.”

"So-called" inserts doubt, without providing evidence. More neutral wording: "The platform removed posts it stated were election misinformation."

Subcategory: Negative Emotional Language

Why LogicLens?

Info-overload and BS everywhere? Keep a personal Socrates in your pocket. Still unconvinced? Here's just some of what LogicLens does:

Detect bias and logical errors

Unmatched Analysis

Research-backed and custom designed to outperform general models like ChatGPT & even trained experts.

Privacy by Design

Choose where you use LogicLens and what you share.

Works across all major platforms
LogicLens extension fact-checking a news article, with sources for each finding

Sources for Every Fact Check

Pull the receipts on factual claims; LogicLens cites its sources on iOS & Chrome.

Your Personal Socrates

In Discord, Larry Logic can steelman the other side, point out the premise an argument depends on, and more!

LogicLens extension highlighting a false dilemma and other issues in a news article, with its sidebar open
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LogicLens Β· Source Receipt

Shared video

β€œThe Great Wall is over 13,000 miles long, and you can see it from space.”

MIXED BAG

Supported

A 2012 official survey put it at about 13,170 miles.

BBC News

Contradicted

From orbit it's very hard to spot with the naked eye.

NASA

Your Cognitive Co-Pilot

Train your brain; become unmanipulatable.

By uncovering subtle rhetoric that even highly educated readers miss, LogicLens often challenges our underlying assumptions, boosting open-mindedness & healthy skepticism.

Go beyond the headline.

Features to see what you read, what you miss, and how the story changes.

My Info Diet

What's feeding your feed?

Nutrition Facts

Your diet's ingredients

Per 30 days Β· 40 analyses

IngredientsInsights Β· %

* 5% or less is a little, 15% or more is a lot

The bigger picture

There's more to the story.

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Riverton Ledger Β· Local news
News Β· Science Β· Opinion Β· Culture
RIVERTON LEDGER

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Council approves $40M water treatment upgrade

The council voted 6–1 to fund the water plant upgrade.

The proposal followed months of public meetings. Supporters pointed to overdue repairs; critics asked whether the cost estimates would hold.

The approved plan spreads construction over three years, with regular progress reports to residents.

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Coverage

Reuters

Council approves $40M water plant plan after 6–1 vote

The Guardian

Clean water finally wins over penny-pinching as council backs overdue repairs

Hacker News

Another $40M public works project β€” who checks the budget?

Bluesky

Safe water should not depend on your postcode. Finally, investment.