Factualizer rewrites the news š° you're already reading ā minus the propaganda. Our Chrome extension uses AI (Claude, GPT, or built-in models) to detect bias, propaganda, and unverified claims in any article, then rewrites it from a neutral point of view. It researches the topic in real time via web search, adds inline commentary where context is missing, and scores every article's reliability using academically š devised rubrics. Read the story, not the agenda.
š Hey Product Hunt!
Henry here, maker of Factualizer. Huge shoutout to this community ā I've been lurking and launching here for years, and the feedback from hunters has always made my products better. š
Why I built this:
I kept running into the same frustration: I'd open an article from a so-called "reputable" news source, and halfway through I could feel the spin ā loaded words, cherry-picked facts, missing context. But honestly? I didn't have the energy to go research the topic myself every single time. So more often than I'd like to admit, I just... took the words as they were. š
That bothered me. A lot.
So I built Factualizer ā now I can fact-check any news article with a single click. It's like having an editor for news articles that the journalists never wanted you to have. šµļø
What it does:
š§ Uses AI to detect bias, propaganda, and unverified claims ā then rewrites the article from a neutral POV
š Researches the topic in real time with web search and adds inline commentary where context is missing
š Scores every article's reliability with academically devised rubrics
Why you'll love it:
šø Completely free. No subscriptions, no paywalls, no catch.
š No server calls. Ever. Everything runs locally in your browser ā your reading habits stay yours.
š Bring your own AI. Works out of the box with Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano. Want more comprehensive and accurate results? Plug in your own API keys (Anthropic, OpenAI).
š 100% open source. Don't like how something works? Contribute and make it better yourself!
I'd love to hear what you think ā especially if you try it on an article you thought was neutral. The results might surprise you. š
Drop your questions below, I'll be here all day! š
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