Frametra scores any article in seconds, flagging claim pressure, sourcing gaps, and editorial bias before you decide what to trust. No account needed to start.
Frametra doesn't label news as "fake" or "real." It deconstructs the architecture of how a story is built — and gives you the tools to decide for yourself.
01 / INSTALL
Add the extension
One click from the Chrome, Edge or Firefox extension store. Frametra sits quietly in your browser, ready when you need it — no account required for basic analysis.
02 / SCAN
Analyze any article
Visit any news page and click Analyze. Frametra reads the article's structural composition — not its conclusions — and returns a real integrity score in seconds.
03 / VERIFY
Act on the findings
Compare coverage, trace narrative timelines, audit your own drafts, or generate a certified PDF report for editors, assignments, or institutional review.
The forensics engine
What Frametra actually measures
Six independent signals analyzed on every article. No black boxes, no political labels — structural forensics you can verify yourself.
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Claim Pressure
Density of unverified assertions and hedged language relative to article length.
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Source Attribution
Named sources, official statements, and traceable quotes per claim.
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Editorial Integrity
Emotive language and passive voice — advocacy framing vs. neutral reportage.
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Evidence Signals
Data citations and direct quotations that ground claims in fact.
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Narrative Timeline PRO
How a story's framing shifts across publication cycles and outlets.
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Structural Certificate PRO
One-time PDF certification of an article's score, dated and ID-verified.
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Source Diversity PRO
Classifies every named source by type using the JeRI methodology (TMU).
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Full Report Export PRO
One-click PDF of every signal, source breakdown, and verdict.
See it in action
Three real documents Frametra generates.
Not mockups — actual output from a real Deep AI run on a live news article.
The Structural Certificate
A one-page verdict — score, structural strengths, areas of concern, and forensic notes — built to be attached to an editorial submission, an academic paper, or a case file as documented evidence of source review.
Annotated Article Export
The article's own text, with the exact phrase behind every finding highlighted at its real location — color-coded by signal.
Full Analysis Report
Every signal, every source, every flag — the complete breakdown behind the score, not just the headline number. (Left column shown — the full report runs two columns across every signal.)
Who it's for
Built for every kind of critical reader
Whether you write or research the news, teach it, investigate it, or just want to read it more carefully — find your path below.
Frametra's free tier runs real structural analysis on every article — the same heuristic engine professionals use, no account or subscription required.
✓Real-time integrity score on any article, instantly
✓Compare coverage of the same story across outlets
✓No bias labels, no political verdicts — just the architecture
Free, forever. No credit card, no account.
Curious how far it goes?
Deep AI adds AI deep analysis for $19/month.
Once you're used to the free score, the next question is usually "why" — AI deep analysis explains the reasoning behind every signal, tracks sources across every article you analyze, plus PDF certificates if you ever need to show your work.
Catch what your editor would catch, and track patterns across everything you read.
Deep AI for Journalists runs AI-powered structural analysis on your own drafts or any article you're researching, flagging attribution gaps and framing issues before the story goes out, and tracking named sources and narrative shifts across every article you analyze over time.
✓AI deep structural analysis on your own draft or any article
✓Scan My Draft: a pre-flight audit, so you catch issues before you file
✓Emotive Tone Map and narrative shift detection
✓Source Library: tracks named sources across every article you analyze
✓Source Diversity: full JeRI taxonomy analysis
✓PDF Structural Certificate, Annotated Article and full forensic report export
Deep AI for Journalists
$19/month
$149/year, save $79
Working a case rather than a story? Deep AI for Legal runs the same engine with documents framed for legal review. Researcher or podcaster? There is a version for that too.
Know how your coverage is built, and how your own words will read, before they shape the story.
Frametra gives communications teams, PR agencies and crisis advisers a structural read of any article or draft: how claims are attributed, what rests on a single source, and where the language leans. Every finding points to the exact phrases, so you act on specifics instead of impressions.
✓Pre-release screen. Paste a release, statement or holding line and see weak attribution, claim-heavy passages and charged language before it goes out.
✓Coverage review. Spot pieces that rest on one unnamed source, lean on passive framing, or leave a stakeholder out.
✓Documented grounds. Every finding points to the exact sentences, so a correction request or a client briefing can be specific.
✓Client-ready documents. A Structural Certificate, full report and Annotated Article, each dated and numbered.
✓Patterns, not just single stories. A Coverage Analysis Report looks across 20 to 50 articles about your organization.
Monitoring tools tell you what was said and how much. Frametra shows how each piece is built. It does not judge whether a story is true, and it is not legal advice.
Three ways to work with Frametra
Run it yourself
Any Deep AI version, $19 per month or $149 per year. Journalists keeps the standard names.
Have us run it
A Pre-Publication Review is $99 per article, and a Coverage Analysis Report starts at $300. See the services.
Deliver it to your own clients
Contractor plans start at $49 per month, by application. See Contractor.
Teach media literacy with a methodology that's actually citable.
Frametra is built on the JeRI source diversity framework developed at Toronto Metropolitan University — not an internal black box. Students can cite it; institutions can license it.
✓Structural Certificate to attach as evidence of source review
✓JeRI methodology — grounded in published academic research
✓Institutional site licences for whole programs and classrooms
✓Personal onboarding support for instructors
Deep AI for Education
$14/student/mo
scoped to your course or institution
Full Deep AI suite, priced per student. Single course or whole-program licences available with a dedicated account contact.
Check the sourcing behind a story before it becomes a segment or a citation.
Deep AI for Podcasters and Researchers is built for people who work across many sources: podcast hosts, documentary producers, OSINT analysts, academics and fact-checkers. It runs the same six-signal engine, with names and documents that fit research work.
✓Script Check and Paste a Script or Notes: audit your own script or any text before it goes out
✓Compare Reporting: see how other outlets are covering the same story
✓Research Library: tracks every named source across everything you research, by JeRI category
✓Source Reliability and Tone Map: context on the publication and the exact charged phrases
✓Narrative Timeline: how a story's framing shifts across its own length
✓Integrity Certificate, full report and Annotated Source export as PDFs
✓Translate Foreign Sources: a clean English PDF of any foreign-language article
Deep AI for Podcasters and Researchers
$19/month
$149/year, save $79
One engine and one price across every Deep AI version. Choose the one whose language fits your work.
For Independent Contractors
Deliver client-ready Frametra reports under your own name.
Contractor is for independent professionals who sell structural reviews to paying clients: freelance editors, media consultants, research and communications contractors. Every analysis you run becomes a branded, dated, ID-verified PDF report you can hand to a client. It includes everything in every Deep AI version, plus the tools for client work.
✓Client Report PDF. The complete six-signal breakdown behind the score, with the exact phrases behind every finding, as a dated document with its own document ID.
✓Client Certificate. A one-page verdict with the score, structural strengths and areas of concern, ready to attach to a client file.
✓Annotated Client Article. The article's own text with the evidence highlighted where it appears, color-coded by signal.
✓Your business name on the cover of every document, and a Client / Engagement line so each report is made out to the client it is for.
✓Standard layout, or a Legal Review layout with a matter reference and a built-in not-legal-advice disclaimer.
✓Client Report Log: a record of every client document you produce, with CSV export.
✓Every feature of every Deep AI version, with the industry wording to match your client.
Frametra reports document how coverage is built. They are an analytical aid, not legal, journalistic or professional advice, and contractors are responsible for how they present results to their own clients.
Contractor plans
Contractor 50
Up to 50 client analyses a month
$49/month
Contractor 100
Up to 100 client analyses a month
$75/month
Contractor 250
Up to 250 client analyses a month
$99/month
Each analysis can produce the Client Report, the Client Certificate and the Annotated Client Article, and creating those documents does not use any more of your allowance. Analyses, draft scans and translations do count. The allowance resets each month and does not roll over.
Contractors are approved before they get access, so tell us a little about your work and we will get back to you promptly.
Fixed price. Fixed turnaround. No contract. Need it every month? Ask about monthly packages. We run the analysis, you get a documented, citable Frametra report. Three services built for journalists, editors, and PR and communications professionals who need structural forensics applied to real work.
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Pre-Publication Review
Structural review before you file
$99 per article
Send your draft before filing. We run it through Frametra, identify the specific sentences driving attribution gaps or claim pressure issues, and return annotated notes plus a Structural Integrity Certificate within 24 hours.
From our Style Guide
"Every significant claim needs a named source. When in doubt, attribute. The higher the claim pressure score, the more specific your revision notes will be."
✓Signal-by-signal annotation of your draft
✓Specific sentence-level revision notes
✓Structural Integrity Certificate included
✓24-hour turnaround
For freelancers, investigative journalists, and anyone filing a story that needs to hold up.
We analyze 20–50 published articles from your outlet and deliver a written report: which signals are consistently weak, which beats carry the highest claim pressure, where source diversity is falling short across your coverage.
From our Newsroom SOP Kit
"The most common source diversity failure is not deliberate exclusion. It is the invisible default: reaching first for the sources that are easiest to reach."
✓20–50 articles analyzed across all six signals
✓Pattern identification by beat and journalist
✓JeRI source diversity breakdown
✓Written report with specific recommendations
For editors, news directors, and communications teams who want a documented picture of their structural patterns.
We run a corpus of articles mentioning your organization, issue, or sector through Frametra and deliver a scored breakdown: source patterns, anonymity rates, editorial language trends, and which outlets are treating your subject most and least rigorously.
From our Source Diversity Framework
"A story scoring 78 (PASS) might still show heavy overrepresentation of Authority sources with zero Citizen voices — a structurally significant finding for stories about communities directly affected by policy."
✓30–50 articles scored across all signals
✓Outlet-by-outlet structural comparison
✓Source diversity and anonymity rate analysis
✓48-hour turnaround
For communications directors, public affairs teams, NGOs, and researchers tracking coverage patterns.
Deliver client-ready Frametra reports under your own name. Every Deep AI feature, plus branded client documents and a log of every one. Approved before access.
✓Client Report PDF, Client Certificate and Annotated Client Article
✓Your business name on the cover and a Client / Engagement line
✓Standard or Legal Review layout, and a Client Report Log
When your client's reputation is shaped by what was reported — not what was proven — you need a structural analysis of the coverage itself. Frametra Deep AI for Legal gives defense attorneys, civil litigators, and legal researchers a forensic audit of any news article, in seconds.
Media coverage can prejudice a case before it reaches a courtroom.
Single-source police reporting. Charges presented as convictions. Emotive language framing suspects before trial. Anonymous sourcing with no verification. These are structural failures in journalism — and Frametra measures them precisely.
When charges are withdrawn or a client is acquitted, the original coverage often remains published — structurally compromised, uncorrected, and damaging.
Structural red flag
"Headline claims 'Meta does a 180 on reassigning thousands to AI training' but article body contains zero content about Meta, AI training, or reassignments — complete headline-body disconnect."
Real Frametra finding — LinkedIn News aggregation page
Evidence signals
"Zero evidence provided for headline's central claim about Meta's workforce reassignment — no corporate statements, no internal documents, no spokesperson quotes."
Real Frametra finding — same analysis
Source diversity — JeRI
"All identified sources belong to unrelated LinkedIn feed posts with no connection to headline's Meta story — source diversity is structurally meaningless when zero sources pertain to the stated article topic."
Real Frametra finding — same analysis
What Deep AI for Legal measures
The same structural engine as Deep AI, with document formatting built for legal review.
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Claim Pressure Signal
The same structural signal every paid tier gets: unverified assertions, hedged language presented as fact, and claim density relative to attributed evidence, flagged with the exact quoted phrase driving each finding.
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Source Register
As you analyze multiple articles about a case, named sources are tracked automatically across them, surfacing when a source has only ever appeared in one outlet's coverage. This builds up across articles you analyze, it is not a single-article audit.
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Charged Language Map
Identifies loaded vocabulary and charged language used to characterize a story's subjects, with findings written in plain language and the exact phrases highlighted directly in the analysis.
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Publicity Chronology
A structured view of how a single article's own framing shifts across its length, the same Narrative Timeline available on Deep AI.
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Compare Coverage
One click opens a Google News search for the same headline, so you can manually pull up how other outlets covered the same story. This is a shortcut, not an automated side-by-side comparison.
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Legal Document Format
Every Deep AI for Legal certificate and report includes a labeled case reference field, a preparer field, and a built-in disclaimer stating plainly that this is not legal advice or expert testimony, not just a relabeled badge.
Legal use cases
Who uses Deep AI for Legal — and why.
Criminal Defense
Demonstrate structural prejudice in pre-trial coverage. Show that reporting relied exclusively on Crown or police sources, contained emotive framing, and provided no defense context — supporting arguments around jury pool contamination or fair trial rights.
Defamation & Reputation
Produce a forensic structural audit of the offending article — identifying factual claims without attribution, emotive characterizations, and sourcing failures — to support defamation claims or demand corrections.
Wrongful Conviction & Appeals
Document the structural pattern of media coverage across a case timeline. Track how framing evolved, where sourcing collapsed, and when narrative shifts occurred — building a media forensics record for appeal or innocence applications.
Civil Litigation & Employment
Quantify reputational damage from structurally compromised coverage in civil proceedings. Demonstrate that published claims lacked attribution, contained prejudicial framing, and deviated from journalistic standards — supporting damages calculations.
Deep AI for Legal pricing
Priced for individual counsel and firms.
Deep AI for Legal delivers all Deep AI features — the full forensic suite — with terminology and reports framed for legal professionals rather than journalism contexts.
✓Legal document format — case reference field, preparer field, and a built-in not-legal-advice disclaimer on every certificate and report
✓Full report PDF — dated, independently verifiable document ID
✓Source Register — tracks named sources across every article you analyze about a case
✓Publicity Chronology — how a single article's framing shifts across its own length
✓Same six-signal engine as every paid tier — attribution, claim pressure, editorial integrity, hedging, evidence, and passive voice
✓No per-analysis fees: run the articles your case requires
Frametra structural analysis documents journalistic architecture — not legal conclusions. Reports are analytical tools to support counsel, not expert testimony. Consult qualified legal counsel on evidentiary use.
Deep AI for Legal
$19/month
$149/year, save $79
The same forensic engine as every Deep AI version, running as a browser extension (Chrome, Edge or Firefox) on any article, from any publication, on your desktop.
Multi-seat firm licences and per-matter billing available. Contact us for custom pricing.
Criminal Lawyers Association members
Frametra is reaching out to Canadian criminal defense bar associations. If you represent a professional association interested in a member pricing arrangement, we'd like to hear from you.
Frametra is a young product built by one person. We don't have a wall of testimonials yet, because we'd rather wait for real ones than write our own.
If you use Frametra and it's useful — or it isn't — we want to hear about it: sales@frametra.com. Real feedback will replace this section as it comes in.
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Get your whole newsroom, research team, or editorial department running on Frametra — free for 30 days. No credit card. No automatic billing. I'll onboard you personally.
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5–20 users get 14 days. 21–49 get 30 days. 50+ get up to 60 days.
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No watered-down version. Your team gets Deep AI access from day one.
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I'll personally get your team activated and check in at the midpoint to answer questions.
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Bringing Frametra into your classroom or program?
Journalism programs, college libraries, and media literacy curricula, request institutional pricing and we'll follow up within one business day with a custom quote and pilot access.
No. Frametra does not label news as true or false, left or right, credible or not. It analyzes the structural architecture of how a story is written — source attribution, claim density, editorial language — and gives you the data to make your own judgment. We believe informed readers are more valuable than algorithmic verdicts.
The score is a weighted composite of six signals: source attribution quality (28%), emotive language density (25%), claim pressure (20%), epistemic hedging (10%), evidence signals (10%), and passive voice ratio (7%). A higher score means the article demonstrates stronger structural transparency — more named sources, more evidence, less loaded language. It is not a political judgment.
The Structural Integrity Certificate documents the structural analysis of an article or draft at a specific point in time. It includes the integrity score, verdict (PASS / CONDITIONAL / FAIL), sourcing breakdown, editorial read, and a unique certificate ID. It is designed to be attached to editorial submissions, academic papers, or institutional reports as evidence of source quality review. It is not a guarantee of factual accuracy.
No. All free-tier heuristic analysis runs entirely locally in your browser. No article content leaves your device. Paid-tier AI analysis sends the article text you choose to analyze through Frametra's server to the Anthropic API for processing. Our server passes it along to return your result and does not keep a copy. This is disclosed in the extension. We do not log article URLs, store browsing data, or sell user data. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
Payments are processed securely by Stripe. Monthly plans renew every 30 days. Annual plans renew once per year. You can cancel at any time from the Stripe billing link in your welcome email, and your access continues until the end of your billing period. There are no cancellation fees. We offer a 7-day full refund on first-time subscriptions.
Yes, through Deep AI for Education: the full Deep AI suite at $14 per student per month, accessed with a code scoped to your specific classroom or institution. Contact sales@frametra.com to get one set up.
Frametra works on Chrome, other Chromium-based browsers including Microsoft Edge, and Firefox. Install from the Chrome Web Store, the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store, or Firefox Add-ons. A Safari version is on the roadmap.
They all run the same engine at the same price ($19 per month or $149 per year), so choose the one whose wording fits your work. Journalists keeps the newsroom names, Legal adds a matter reference, preparer field and disclaimer to every document, Podcasters and Researchers is named for research work, and Education is built for classrooms.
Yes. Monitoring tools show what was said and how much, while Frametra shows how each piece is built: who is quoted, what rests on a single source, and where the language leans. Teams use it to screen a release or statement before it goes out, to review coverage of their organization, and to raise specific, documented concerns. It does not judge whether a story is true and it is not legal advice. You can run it yourself with any Deep AI version, have us run a Pre-Publication Review or Coverage Analysis Report, or email sales@frametra.com about monthly packages.
Contractor is for independent professionals who sell structural reviews to paying clients. Every analysis becomes a client-ready PDF report under your own name: a Client Report, a Client Certificate and an Annotated Client Article, each with your business name on the cover and a Client / Engagement line. You can choose the standard or Legal Review layout and keep a Client Report Log with CSV export. It includes every feature of every Deep AI version. Plans come with a monthly allowance of 50, 100 or 250 client analyses, and contractors are approved before they get access. Email sales@frametra.com to apply.
Creating documents from analyses you have already run does not use any allowance, but new analyses pause until the allowance resets at the start of the next month. The extension shows how many you have used. If you regularly run out, email sales@frametra.com about moving to a larger plan.
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Frametra is built and operated by Frametra Software Inc., a small independent company based in London, Ontario, Canada. The product exists because reading the news shouldn't require a media literacy degree to spot single-source reporting, unverified claims, or quietly editorialized framing. Frametra combines heuristic text analysis with AI-assisted review to score articles on source attribution, claim pressure, editorial integrity, evidentiary support, and related structural signals, surfacing the result directly in your browser as you read.
We're a young company and a work in progress. If something looks broken, scored oddly, or just doesn't make sense, we want to hear about it directly: sales@frametra.com.
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Privacy Policy
Frametra Software Inc. ("Frametra," "we," "us") collects only what's needed to operate the product: your email address and billing details (handled directly by Stripe; we never see or store your card number), the URL and text content of articles you actively choose to analyze, and basic usage data such as feature interactions and error logs.
Article text you submit for AI-powered analysis is sent through Frametra's server to a third-party AI provider (Anthropic) for processing. Frametra's server passes the text along to return your result and does not keep a copy. It is not used to train any model or shared with advertisers. Paid versions also check your access key with our server so your plan and any monthly allowance stay accurate. We do not sell personal data to anyone, for any reason.
We retain account and billing data for as long as your account is active, plus a reasonable period afterward for tax and legal recordkeeping. You can request deletion of your account and associated data at any time by emailing sales@frametra.com.
If you are located in the EU, UK, or California, you may have additional rights regarding your personal data under GDPR or CCPA. Contact us at the address above to exercise those rights.
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By installing the Frametra browser extension or subscribing to a paid plan, you agree to use the product for lawful purposes and not to attempt to reverse-engineer, resell, or abuse the underlying analysis service. Frametra's structural and AI-assisted scoring is provided as an analytical aid only; it does not constitute legal, journalistic, or professional advice, and should not be the sole basis for any editorial, legal, or publication decision.
Paid subscriptions are billed monthly or annually via Stripe and renew automatically until canceled. You may cancel at any time from the Stripe billing link in your welcome email; access continues until the end of the current billing period.
Contractor plans are for professionals who deliver Frametra reports to their own clients. Access keys are personal to the subscriber and may not be shared or resold, and each Contractor plan includes a monthly analysis allowance that resets each month. Frametra reports document how coverage is built; they are an analytical aid, and contractors are responsible for how they present results to their own clients. We reserve the right to suspend access for abuse, non-payment, or violation of these terms. We may update these terms from time to time; continued use after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.
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