Tailo Lens

Tailo Lens helps students get more from their academic research in ChatGPT. As you explore topics and sources, Tailo Lens breaks down complex content into clear, structured, scored claim analysis — highlighting different academic perspectives, surfacing well-cited papers that support or relate to your study, and making full-text academic content accessible. It also analyses your own prompts for bias, helping you frame research questions more objectively and supporting academic integrity throughout your education. Built by Estendio (founded 2014), a team on a mission to make a societal impact — transforming the way 1.3 billion disabled people work, learn and live, with a world where inclusivity is the standard, not the exception. Designed with neurodiverse learners in mind, Tailo Lens gives every student the option to open the full-text academic papers and sources surfaced during their research in Tailo's consistent, clean, distraction-free reading view. WHAT TAILO LENS DOES Highlights different perspectives — scores claims against multiple academic and web sources surfaced in the course of your research, presenting contrasting viewpoints with clear credibility ratings to support academic integrity and critical thinking. Well-cited research papers — surfaces peer-reviewed papers with citation counts and impact ratings so students can assess academic weight at a glance, with full-text PDFs openable directly in Tailo's accessible reading view. Source enrichment — extracts citations from a ChatGPT response and enriches them with academic metadata including citation count, impact label, and publication type, with an "Open in Tailo" button to continue reading in Tailo's accessibility-first reading environment. Prompt bias check — analyses your research prompts for leading language, false premises, or confirmation bias, and suggests a more neutral framing to support balanced academic enquiry. HOW TO USE TAILO LENS IN ChatGPT 1. Connect Tailo Lens to ChatGPT. 2. Type @Tailo Lens followed by what you'd like to explore. EXAMPLE PROMPTS Analyse claims and highlight different perspectives: @Tailo Lens Analyse the claims and sources in this response @Tailo Lens Check this claim: The global population reached 8 billion in 2022 Find well-cited academic papers: @Tailo Lens Provide recommended reading on Quantum Superposition @Tailo Lens Suggest related papers Open sources and papers in Tailo's accessible reading view: @Tailo Lens Extract the sources in the last response @Tailo Lens Open the sources in this chat in Tailo @Tailo Lens Open "Discovery and quantification of plastic particle pollution in human blood" in Tailo Check your prompt for bias: @Tailo Lens Check my prompt for bias A NOTE ON HOW THIS WORKS Tailo Lens presents contextual information from academic databases and web sources to support your own critical thinking — giving you a broader, well-structured picture as you study and research, helping you engage more confidently and with greater academic integrity.