Reasoning audit — for serious writing
Check flawed reasoning before it becomes consequential.
Paste a product memo, research draft, or strategy argument. Bias Detect ranks the strongest evidence-backed reasoning risks and gives one practical next check.
New accounts start with 1,000 credits.
The bias problem
Bias hides inside confident claims.
The risky part is not the obvious mistake. It is the sentence everyone nods through because it sounds reasonable.
We should keep going because stopping feels uncomfortable.
The instrument
Paste a serious draft.
Inspect the reasoning.
Bias Detect quotes the line, names the bias, and hands back one practical next check. Nothing leaves your machine until you run.
We should delay export controls because power users already work around it.
- Bias
- Normalcy Bias
- Evidence
- The draft treats the current workaround as a reason to defer a known user request.
- Next check
- Ask what would change if complaints doubled next month, then decide the launch threshold.
Full audit
The product checks the full 175-bias map, then ranks only the strongest evidence-backed matches instead of showing a generic writing score.0 / 5,000 words · 0 credits
The method
From loose claim to next move, in three readings.
Paste the draft
A roadmap, a decision memo, a research argument — anything where a quick gut check is not enough.
Drafts stay local until you press run.
Run the full scan
We check the text against 175 canonical bias cards and rank the strongest evidence-backed fits.
Most scans finish in under twelve seconds.
Inspect the proof
Each result returns claim, evidence, the gap, and the specific next check attached to that bias card.
Counterevidence and missing evidence are quoted, not paraphrased.
Every dot is a candidate bias.
We score all 175 canonical cards against your draft, then surface only the strongest evidence-backed matches. The rest go quiet on purpose.
Previewed bias
Overconfidence EffectNeed to act fast- 49Need to act fast
- 63Not enough meaning
- 37Too much information
- 26What should we remember
Name the line. Quote the evidence. Give one next check.
First 1,000 credits are on the house. Drafts stay on your machine until you press run.