Frametra is a Chrome extension that analyzes any news article in real-time ā scoring it across six structural signals: claim pressure, source attribution, editorial integrity, evidence signals, narrative drift, and source diversity. No bias labels. No political judgments. Just structural forensics you can verify yourself. Free tier included.
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I'm Jesse, the solo founder behind Frametra ā and I built this because I was tired of tools that tell you what to think about the news instead of showing you how it's built.
Frametra doesn't label articles as "fake" or "biased." It deconstructs the structural architecture of how a story is written ā source attribution, claim density, editorial language ā and gives you a score you can verify yourself.
Here's what it analyzes on every article:
ā Claim Pressure ā unverified assertions, hedged language, anonymous sourcing
ā Source Attribution ā who's being quoted, how often, and who's missing
ā Editorial Integrity ā emotive language vs. neutral reportage
ā Evidence Signals ā data citations, numeric references, verifiable quotes
ā Narrative Timeline ā how a story's framing shifts across publication cycles
ā Source Diversity ā JeRI methodology from Toronto Metropolitan University, classifying every named source by type
I just posted a live demo analyzing the BBC's breaking story on the Washington hotel shooting ā you can see every signal in real time: https://youtu.be/GSQYzl-577E
Pricing:
ā Free forever (Reader tier ā real analysis, no credit card)
ā Writer Pro $9/month (AI deep analysis, PDF certificates, draft auditing)
ā Investigator Pro $19/month (full forensic suite, JeRI source diversity, cross-source comparison)
ā Team and Education plans available
I built this as a solo founder from London, Ontario. This is my full-time focus and I personally onboard every team trial.
Would love your honest feedback ā brutal is welcome. Ask me anything. š
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