Dialectical Reflection helps you analyze your ideas through different lenses—logic, dialectics, and critical reflection. It's not magic. It's a structured way to think through complex problems.
Requires your own (free) Gemini API key • Everything stays in your browser
It's designed to help you think more critically about your own ideas.
You enter a thought or argument. The tool analyzes it through different frameworks:
Your analyses are saved as a "thinking path" that you can revisit. There's also a graph view to see connections between different thoughts—though this part is still rough around the edges.
Everything stays in your browser. You use your own API key, so I never see your thoughts or analyses. You can export your data as JSON anytime.
Simple process, meaningful results
Type an idea, argument, or question you want to examine more closely.
Pick a framework: Logic, Dialectic, Reflection, or run multiple analyses.
Get structured feedback on your thinking. Save it, build on it, or start fresh.
Checks for common logical fallacies and weak arguments in your thinking.
Develops opposing viewpoints (thesis/antithesis) and attempts synthesis.
Surfaces hidden assumptions, biases, and emotional influences in your arguments.
Built-in definitions for fallacies, cognitive biases, and philosophical concepts.
All your analyses stay in your browser. Export/import as JSON files.
Works in English, German, Spanish, and several other languages.
If you're working through complex arguments or trying to strengthen your reasoning before publishing.
Preparing essays, studying philosophy, or practicing critical thinking skills.
If you want a structured way to challenge your own assumptions and think more carefully.
This is a beta tool. It's functional but rough around the edges. You'll need your own (free) Gemini API key to use it.
No signup • Your data stays in your browser • Export anytime
The app itself is free. You need your own Gemini API key (which has a generous free tier—60 requests/minute). So effectively free for most use cases.
Everything stays in your browser's local storage. I don't have a backend server yet, so your thoughts are stored just in your Browser. You can export your data as JSON anytime.
Two reasons: (1) it keeps costs down so the tool can stay free for now, and (2) your analyses go directly from your browser to Google's API.
It means: the core features work, but the UI isn't polished and some parts (like the graph view) are still rough. Expect some bugs. I'm actively working on it.
The AI can make mistakes. Think of it as a thinking partner, not an authority. Use it to challenge your assumptions, but don't take its word as gospel.