XProse reveals the ideological standpoint of what you read and hear. Snap a page, import a document, or clip audio — and get a clear, evidence-quoted assessment, with the counter-perspectives it leaves out.
“…prosperity comes when government steps back and lets individuals compete freely.”
Counter-perspective: critics argue deregulation can widen inequality without a safety net.
Not a verdict, not a score to trust blindly — a transparent read of where a piece stands, backed by the exact lines that give it away.
Snap a printed page, import a PDF or article, or clip a stretch of audio from a talk, podcast, or broadcast. If it has an argument, XProse can read it.
Get a clear, plain-language read of the ideological standpoint — and the specific quotes from the source that support it, so you can check the work yourself.
Every assessment surfaces the counter-perspectives a piece leaves out — the strongest arguments from the other side, so you read wider, not narrower.
Text is extracted from your photos and audio on-device. Your source material stays on your phone — the assessments you save, tag, and share never carry the original text with them.
Three steps. The private part happens on your device; only the extracted text is analyzed.
XProse pulls the text out of your photo, document, or audio clip right on your phone. The image and recording never have to leave it.
The extracted text is read for its framing, assumptions, and stance — grounded strictly in what the source actually says, quote by quote.
You get the ideological standpoint, the evidence quotes, and the counter-perspectives — ready to save, tag, and share.
XProse is built so that understanding what you read never costs you your privacy. The sensitive part — turning your photos and audio into text — happens where it should: on your device.
Photos and audio are turned into text locally — the originals stay on your phone.
Keep a library of what you have assessed — the shareable result carries your notes, not the private source.
Every assessment cites the exact lines it draws from — no invented claims, no black box.