Tweet credibility dehydrator
Run a buyer-vs-seller reality check on tweets before you trust them
- Problem
- A developer says they got excited by a blogger’s tool recommendation, only to find it was heavily inflated—promises versus reality. Information noise is high and it’s hard to judge credibility or hidden motives while scrolling; existing extensions summarize but don’t assess trustworthiness.
- Solution
- A browser extension that scores credibility and “dehydrates” long text or tweets on X and the web: highlight exaggeration, absolutes, conflicts of interest, and unsourced claims, with links to checkable sources. Users bring their own free LLM API key for local or direct calls.
- Users
- Knowledge workers, investors, tool evaluators, heavy X users
- MVP
- Select text and get a credibility score; highlight exaggeration/absolutes/unsourced claims; generate a dehydrated summary; bring-your-own Gemini or other free key; sidebar history
- Revenue
- Free plus Pro subscription (batch thread analysis, custom prompts, saved reports) or per-analysis credits
- Why now
- LLMs make this cheap, and a non-coder already shipped one in 5 days with Gemini; platform noise keeps rising