Pocket Professor helps you make sense of the articles you read.
Paste an article link or share it directly from your browser to receive a structured analysis of its credibility, claims, evidence, and sources, that will help you quickly get a sense of it.
Get a clear explanation of what an article is saying, what its main claims are, and what the available evidence supports.
Check claims and evidence
Review individual claims with verdicts and reasoning. See whether claims are supported, partially supported, contradicted, inconclusive, or difficult to verify.
Spot hype and red flags
Identify language or conclusions that may overstate the evidence, blur important distinctions, or present uncertain findings too confidently.
Explore related research
Find primary studies, supporting research, institutional sources, and other relevant references connected to the article.
Follow the evidence
Open the article and cited sources directly from the analysis so you can read the original material and make your own judgement.
Keep your analyses together
Access your previous article analyses in one place and return to them whenever you need to review the evidence.
Pocket Professor is designed to support thoughtful reading and information literacy. Its analyses are AI-assisted and may be incomplete or incorrect. A credibility score is an assessment, not a guarantee of truth. Always review the underlying article and sources before relying on an analysis.
Pocket Professor does not provide medical, legal, financial, academic, or other professional advice.
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