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Share an article and choose a focus: supporting sources, opposing viewpoints or a balanced mix. Link Insights sums up what the page claims, then lists related sources with publisher, date and the reason each one matters. Open the links and read them. The list is a starting point, not proof.
Summaries are always free
In the app it is called “Search for Related Sources”.
What a result can look like
Shared An opinion piece on remote work
- Claim: remote work raises productivity.
- Supporting: a university study on output per hour.
- Opposing: a company report on slower onboarding.
- Gap: few studies follow teams for more than a year.
Fictional example. The result is an AI assessment, not a guarantee: please check it yourself.
How it works
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Share the link
From Safari, Chrome, YouTube or any app with a share menu.
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Pick “Search for Related Sources”
The free summary comes first. Then choose this question.
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Read the result
Right where you are, without opening the app.
Questions and answers
Are the sources real?
The app tells the AI never to invent links, authors or quotes, but AI can still get things wrong. Open each link before you rely on it.
Does it take a side?
No. You pick the focus: supporting, opposing or balanced. With balanced, the supporting and opposing sources are listed separately.
Is it really free?
Every link gets a free quick result, within a daily limit. The full version, as a monthly subscription or a one-time purchase, adds longer texts and bigger allowances. Prices are shown in the App Store, in your currency.
What happens to my links?
The page text, or the text you share, goes to our server and on to an AI provider that writes the result. There is no account, and our server does not log prompts or answers. The app keeps a history only for links; text you paste or select is not saved. The privacy policy has the details.
More questions
- Extract Insights or Opinions Separates opinion from reporting in editorials and commentary. Set the Focus to bias, to expose slant and framing, or to opinions, to collect the stances being argued.
- Summarize Text/Website Condenses the page or your text without inventing anything. Choose the Depth (Short, Normal, Detailed) and the Style: bullet points, easy-reading prose or purely factual.
- Source Trust Check Checks a site or offer for credibility and scam warning signs. Pick a Check Type (Quick, Standard, Detailed) and a Focus: general trust, fraud signals, reviews or privacy.
Try it on your next link
Summaries are free, and there is no account to create.
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