Alete - Agent that helps you think better

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What if you are the model? Algorithmic feeds don't just deliver content—they fine-tune your attention through outrage and clickbait. Alete is your cognitive lens for the digital age. Available as a native iOS & Mac app and browser extension, Alete runs on your device to process web pages in real-time. It strips layout noise, exposes narrative spin, and reveals the structural blueprint of what you consume. See before you think and own your attention.

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Hey everyone, Stoyan here. 👋 Is that really your thought? If it is true that the information we consume shapes our minds, then what is the shape of the information you consume? We all know the world has changed. The streams we receive are no longer neutral. We live in an attention economy where we ourselves are the product, and the content we consume is written to prompt how we think, behave, and feel. Every article, tweet, and landing page is a complex mix of narrative prompts—a multitude of layered signals designed to trigger specific emotional states, biases, and reactions in your brain. Without realizing it, we absorb this cognitive cocktail before we can even isolate the facts. Until now, there has been no tool to help us see this framing for what it is. That is what Alete is for. Alete is your personal client-side editor. It works passively in the background of your browser, pre-processing the pages you consume to dissect this matrix of signals—revealing the narrative prompts and structural frames before they reach your eyes. By displaying the deeper blueprint of what you are consuming, Alete restores your cognitive sovereignty. You get to see the prompts behind the text before your brain absorbs the content. You see before you think, protect your calm, and own your own thoughts. Try the Safari/Chrome browser extension today on iOS/macOS, and let us know: **what does it look like when you can see the prompts behind the content?**

We go through the extension walkthrough from logging in to enabling to demonstrating the features that Alete gives you inside your Safari browser on iOS.