Tulyo — Article Fact Chec

Tulyo — Understand Bias, Context, and Source Framing in News

Tulyo helps readers understand how news articles present information by highlighting linguistic bias, source framing, omissions, and inconsistencies. It is designed for people who want to read critically and understand how narratives are shaped. Tulyo does not label content as true or false; instead, it provides insight into how information is structured.

With one click, you can analyze any article and receive a structured report that explains tone, language patterns, contextual gaps, and the perspectives emphasized in the story.

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Features

• Bias Indicators
Identify linguistic cues and framing patterns that may influence how a story is interpreted.

• Context and Source Overview
See additional background on references, sources, and claims included in the article.

• Perspective and Narrative Map
Understand how different elements of the article contribute to the overall narrative.

• Consistency and Contradiction Signals
Review statements that may appear conflicting or unclear within the article.

• Compare Coverage
Paste multiple links to understand how different outlets frame the same event.

• Lightweight and Privacy-Focused
Tulyo analyzes only the URLs you choose and does not access your browsing history or store personal information.

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How It Works

1. Open any news article in Chrome.

2. Click the Tulyo extension icon or right-click and select “Analyze with Tulyo.”

3. A report will open showing bias indicators, source context, narrative framing, and related insights.

You may also visit the Tulyo website directly to paste or enter any article link.