Original headline
Chrome extension
Beat clickbait with AI.
Aišku reads the article behind a headline and replaces vague hooks with the actual fact, number, person, or outcome the headline is hiding.
Daily Mail article
Aišku rewrite
Late-evening caffeine can reduce deep sleep, doctors say
What the extension does
Interpret the headline before you click.
Finds bait patterns
Detects headlines that hide the concrete answer behind phrasing like “what happened next” or “experts warn”.
Reads for the payload
Uses the article text to identify the missing fact, not just to produce a generic summary.
Rewrites in place
Shows the original and the clear version on the news page, so the user can decide whether the click is worth it.
Qualitative examples
From curiosity gap to useful headline.
Illustrative examples based on common tabloid and Lithuanian headline patterns.
Live demo
Paste a news URL.
The web demo uses the same backend idea as the extension: fetch the article, classify the headline, and rewrite only when the payload is grounded in the text.