CogniBias

About CogniBias

Most people believe they think freely. They don't.

Confirmation bias, tribal thinking, false dilemmas — these cognitive distortions shape how you read the news, make decisions, and understand the world. And they do it without you noticing.

CogniBias gives you an advantage most people don't have: you know exactly when you're being manipulated — and when you're manipulating yourself.

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HOW IT WORKS
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Paste any text or URL — a political speech, a news article, a message from a colleague — and get a structured analysis in seconds that identifies:

- Which bias is present
- The exact quote from the text that demonstrates it
- Why it is a cognitive distortion

The app automatically detects whether the text is written in the first person (analyzing your own reasoning) or third person (analyzing what someone else wrote) and adapts the analysis accordingly.

Responds in the same language as the analyzed text.

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WHAT IT DETECTS
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12 types of cognitive bias:
Confirmation bias · Tribal thinking · Black-and-white thinking · Ad hominem · Appeal to authority · Straw man · Slippery slope · Hasty generalization · Appeal to fear · False dilemma · Whataboutism · Halo effect

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WHO IT'S FOR
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For anyone who consumes information and wants to do it critically:
— Journalists and analysts who verify sources
— Professionals analyzing business communications
— Students and researchers
— Anyone tired of manipulation and tribalism

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PRICING
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✓ Free: 5 analyses per day, forever
✓ Pro: unlimited analyses — €2/month or €20/year

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CREATED BY
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CogniBias was created by Andrei Boambeș — geopolitical and social analyst, cognitive psychology researcher, and author of "The Little Book of Corporate Survival".