We just launched our Chrome extension for analyzing bias and credibility in news articles

We just got our Chrome extension for Neutral News AI published in the Chrome Web Store.

The extension brings our article analyzer directly into the browser, so instead of pasting links into a separate tool, users can open a news article and run the analysis on-page while they’re reading.

What it shows:

- article summary

- topic

- political orientation

- bias strength

- credibility level

- trustworthiness score

- sentiment

- readability

- emotional tone

- clickbait level

- subjectivity

Important limitation: this is not a fact-checker. It does not decide whether every claim is true or false. The goal is narrower: help people inspect how an article is framed, how it reads, and what credibility / quality signals stand out.

Why we built the extension:

The web analyzer worked, but it added friction. People had to copy a link, leave the article, and run it elsewhere. The extension makes the experience much more natural.

What I’m trying to learn now:

- whether the extension format is meaningfully better than the web analyzer

- which signals people actually care about most

- which article types or sites break the experience

- whether the value prop is clear enough to convert first-time users

Would love feedback from other founders on:

- positioning

- onboarding

- Chrome Store conversion

- where you’d promote something like this next

Chrome extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/neutral-news-ai/fbcjfaokmkiphodbikjkillklekeeddb