Paste what you're about to send. It tells you the one thing that doesn't add up.
A quote, a contract, a plan, an email. Before it goes out, InsightfulEye reads it and finds the sentence that contradicts another sentence. It won't rewrite a word. It shows you the line.
Fee: fixed, $8,500.
Additional sites found during the work are included at no extra cost.
Tap the example to watch it read.
The look
Paste it. Press Look. Three things come back.
Start with one of ours or paste your own. Your text is read once, for the look, and kept nowhere.
House rules
Your shop's standing checks. Kept on this device; the look reads them with your text.
Example look, written by us
Highlighted lines are the ones the look cites. A live look runs on the viewer's own Claude account and asks once before the first one.
What comes back
Three things. Each one points at a line.
The contradiction
Line 4 promises something line 9 makes impossible. Dates that can't both be true. A fixed fee with no fixed scope. Cited by line, with what's on the line.
One question
The question that, once answered, collapses the problem. Usually the one everyone in the room was walking around.
What it would need
Where it isn't certain, it says so and names the fact that would settle it. It would rather say "I don't know" early than sound confident late.
How it works
Paste it. Get three things. Keep nothing.
Paste or connect
Text here, or a draft in Drive, GitHub, Gmail or Outlook on paid plans. Up to 30,000 words.
It reads for consistency
Dates against dates, fees against scope, every "all" against a count. Grammar and tone are left alone.
Three things come back
What doesn't fit, the smaller question, what it would need to be sure. Each tied to a line.
Then it forgets
The text is discarded when the look is returned. Saved history is a setting you turn on.
What it won't do
Most of the value is in what it leaves out.
- Rewrite your work You asked for a look, not a draft.
- Praise it A clean look is one line, not a paragraph of encouragement.
- Say "obviously" That word means nobody checked.
- Give a verdict it can't cite No line number, no finding.
- Pretend to be sure "I don't know" comes early and costs nothing.
- Make you feel stupid It reads the document, not the author.
What it catches most
Six contradictions that show up every week.
- Fixed fee, open scope"Fixed, $8,500" three lines from "all sites, no extra cost." The fee is fixed; the denominator isn't.
- A promise the steps can't keep"20 minutes of downtime" above a DNS change with a TTL nobody stated.
- Two clocks, no orderTen days from kickoff, three days from signing. Which comes first is never said.
- No rush, months overdueAn invoice from March, followed by "no rush." The email asks for nothing.
- Silence means yes"Otherwise I'll assume it's being processed." Silence is what you've been getting.
- Rollback to the wrong momentRestore a Friday snapshot after a Saturday sync. Everything in between is gone.
Pricing
Pay for the looks, not the words.
Personal
- 10 looks a month
- Up to 4,000 words a look
- Paste only
- House rules, kept on this device
- Nothing stored
- Pay what a catch was worth, when you want to
Pack
- 10 looks, no subscription
- Up to 30,000 words a look
- Never expires
- Nothing stored
- For the five looks a year that matter
Pro
- Unlimited looks
- Up to 30,000 words a look
- Drive, GitHub, Gmail and Outlook drafts
- House rules that follow you across devices
- Saved history, if you turn it on
- Miss guarantee: a contradiction it missed makes that month free
Team
- Everything in Pro
- A rule: every SOW, plan or policy gets a look before it goes out
- The record that proves it: looked on, findings, resolved by whom
- Shared looks, comments, shared house rules
- Past the plan: $0.25 a look. Never a wall.
- SSO, audit log, private deployment in your region
Your documents
Read, not kept.
The text is gone when the look is returned. History is opt-in, per look.
Not yours, not anyone's. The model is not improved on customer documents.
Team plans can run in your cloud account or on your hardware, in your region.
Each one cites a line. If it can't cite a line, it doesn't say it.
Questions
Asked before signing up.
Is this a writing assistant?
No. It doesn't change a word. It tells you where the document disagrees with itself, asks the one question that would make it smaller, and says what it would need to be sure.
What if it finds nothing?
It says so in one line, counts the comparisons it made, and lists what it checked. A clean look is still a look, and it's the cheapest kind.
What is "pay what it was worth"?
After a look catches something, you'll see what was on the line and a button. Pay what the catch was worth to you, or don't. It never appears before a catch and never after a clean look.
How is this different from pasting it into a chatbot?
A chat produces a page. This produces three things, each pointing at a line in your text, and it's built to say "I don't know" early instead of sounding confident late. There is no conversation to manage.
Can it be wrong?
Yes. It can miss a contradiction and it can see one that isn't there. That's why every finding cites a line: you check the line, not the claim. On Pro, a miss you report makes that month free.
Does it work on configs and code?
Yes, where the question is consistency: does the firewall rule match the stated intent, does the runbook's step 3 undo step 1. It's not a linter and won't catch a typo.
Can it run on my own hardware?
On the Team plan, yes. Your account, your region, your keys. The document never leaves the place you put it.
Get access
Write to us. A person reads it.
Tell us what you'd put in front of it first. We'll set you up the same day and ask you one question about how it went.
The fine print
Short, because the product is.
Privacy
A look sends your text to the model that reads it, for the length of the look, and to nothing else. We keep no copy; the server logs a count and a duration, never a word. Inside Claude, the look runs on your own account and you're asked before the first one.
Your ledger lives in your browser and nowhere else. Saved history on paid plans is off until you turn it on, and you can delete any of it at any time. We never train on your documents. We count looks per account and nothing else.
Questions about any of this go to [email protected] and are answered by a person.
Terms
The service reports inconsistencies it can cite. It can miss things and it can be wrong. You stay responsible for what you send and sign. No warranty is offered beyond that, except the Pro miss guarantee: a contradiction it missed, reported with the line, makes that month free.
It rewrites nothing. Ever. The counter stays at zero.
One person per Personal account. Plan limits are the limits. Accounts that flood the service may be paused, with an email first. If these terms change, you'll be told before they do, in plain words, with what changed.