Intentional by design
Jiddu reads nothing until you click its icon, select a passage, and choose an analysis.
Critical reading, without leaving the page.
Select a passage on any website and examine its reasoning, factual claims, or framing in a focused side panel.
Requires a Jiddu account and a personal API key.
Bound to the original tab
The side panel stays with the page being analyzed instead of following you around the browser.
Reports you can keep
Print a clean report from a temporary tab, then continue reading where you left off.
From installation to first analysis in three steps.
- 1
Install the extension
Add Jiddu from the Chrome Web Store and pin it to the toolbar.
- 2
Create your API key
Sign in to Jiddu and generate a personal key in your account.
- 3
Select a passage
Click the Jiddu icon, choose text, then pick Fallacies, Facts, or Bias.
Selection is local. Analysis is deliberate.
Hovering and selecting stay inside Chrome. The passage is sent to Jiddu only after you explicitly choose an analysis.
- Your API key is stored only in this Chrome installation.
- The selected passage is transmitted over HTTPS and stored in your account analysis history.
- The page title and URL remain in temporary Chrome session storage and are not sent to Jiddu.
- Jiddu does not sell extension data or use it for advertising.
Before you install.
Does Jiddu read every page I visit?
No. It activates only after you click the Jiddu icon or its shortcut. Nothing is sent until you choose a passage and an analysis.
Why does the extension need an API key?
The key connects requests to your account, credits, and history. You can revoke it from your account at any time.
Which text is stored?
The passage you deliberately submit and its result are stored in Jiddu. Page titles and URLs remain only in Chrome session storage.
Can I choose the two languages separately?
Yes. English is the default interface; English, Portuguese, and Spanish are available independently for interface and explanations.
Can Jiddu be wrong?
Yes. Analyses are automated aids, not final judgments. Review the language and open the cited fact-check sources.
Keep a second reading beside the first.
Install the beta, connect your key, and question one passage at a time.