The essential tool to bring back trust in online information
Sourcer is your essential tool to bring back trust in online information efficiently. We will provide additional information about the article you are reading, analyze the most important sentences and recommend other articles to read more about the topic.
Congrats on the launch! Online trust is truly essential in days like these. Keep up the good work! Could you tell a bit more deeply how Sourcer works?
This is an excellent extension for this era information noise. Thanks for doing this. Needs more love.
This is really neat. Any plans to add websites like WebMD or other science/medicine/health sites? Would be great to be able to quickly find the studies being cited in those types of articles!
Congrats on the launch! I also would like to know how summaries are generated, what / how sw teces are determined to be important, and any models this might be trained on. Also an elaboration on what bringing back trust means to you / your company and an how that is manifested in the tool. 🙏🙂
Hey Everyone, I'm Kristóf Vass, CTO at Sourcer, and we are building your essential tool to bring back trust in online information efficiently. With Sourcer, you will get additional information about the article you are reading, a summary of the most important sentences, and recommendations of other articles to read more about a topic. This way, you can read more news more efficiently and be more educated. We have just launched our product, so make sure to download it now! After installing it fro
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