The first reasoning workspace

Find the wrinkles in any argument.

Paste an argument and Mindwrinkles surfaces its hidden assumptions, logical gaps, and weak points, then scores the reasoning in a shareable card.

Start freeSee how it worksFree tier, no credit card
A Mindwrinkles reasoning scorecard: Reasoning Integrity 72 of 100, with Premises, Inference and Resilience scored

For anyone who wants to know whether an argument really holds up, yours or anyone else’s.

  • Curious professionals
  • Students
  • Educators
  • Writers & creators
  • Journalists
  • Researchers
  • Decision-makers
  • Debaters

The problem

You meet confident arguments everywhere: your feed, the headlines, a meeting. Most aren’t simply true or false. They’re bundles of claims, hidden assumptions, and quiet leaps of logic.

So you agree, argue, or scroll past, without really knowing if the reasoning holds. Mindwrinkles lays it bare, so you can decide what to actually think.

A Mindwrinkles argument map showing a conclusion connected to its premises, hidden assumptions, and objections
One messy argument, mapped: the core claim, its reasons, the assumptions holding it up, and the objections against it.

What you get

Everything an argument is made of, laid bare

A full read on the reasoning, from the core argument to the weak points, scored across three dimensions into one shareable Reasoning Integrity number.

Reasoning scorecard

Every analysis rolls up into a shareable Reasoning Integrity score across three reasoning dimensions (Premises, Inference, Resilience): the number worth sharing.

Hidden assumptions

What must be true for the argument to hold, and how it changes if each one fails.

Logical gaps

The spots where the conclusion doesn’t quite follow: shaky leaps, shifting definitions, claims that reach too far.

Fallacy risks

Possible reasoning failures with severity and confidence, never a smug verdict.

Weak points

Fuzzy terms, ignored exceptions, and evidence that can’t carry the claim.

Argument structure

The conclusion, the reasons meant to support it, and where it quietly leans on a missing premise.

Counterarguments

The strongest opposing pressure, and the evidence that would back it up.

Evidence needed

Exactly what evidence would support, weaken, or clarify the argument.

A Mindwrinkles Deep dive report showing the full written reasoning analysis with export
The Deep dive report (Lifetime): the full written analysis, ready to read or export.

How it works

From a messy opinion to a clear scorecard

Paste an argument and Mindwrinkles breaks it into its parts, shows you where it bends, and scores the reasoning. Nothing to set up.

  1. 01

    Paste an argument

    Your own thesis, a claim in the news, or a hot take from your feed.

  2. 02

    See its structure

    The core argument, the reasons behind it, and the assumptions holding it up.

  3. 03

    Find where it bends

    Logical gaps, fallacy risks, weak points, and the strongest counterarguments.

  4. 04

    Get your scorecard

    A Reasoning Integrity score across three reasoning dimensions, ready to share.

A Mindwrinkles annotated argument with reasoning risks and weak points highlighted inline in the original text
The annotated argument: reasoning risks and weak points highlighted inline in the original text.
A Mindwrinkles scorecard share card: Reasoning Integrity 72 of 100, Strong reasoning, with the Premises, Inference and Resilience dimensions and the weakest point

Made to share

One number any argument earns, and a card worth sharing.

Reasoning Integrity rolls the three reasoning dimensions into a single, memorable stat card: the strongest dimension, the weakest, and the biggest reasoning risk. A number to share; the full breakdown to back it up.

  • Strongest & weakest dimension at a glance
  • Flagged fallacy risk, with severity
  • Export-ready for LinkedIn, X, and more

Why Mindwrinkles

Not a chatbot. Not a fact-checker. A reasoning instrument.

Structure-first, not answers

It shows the shape of the argument before it ever nudges you toward a conclusion.

Inspectable by design

A process you can follow and edit, not a single answer you have to take on faith.

Honest about uncertainty

“Possible reasoning failure,” with severity and confidence, never a smug verdict.

Reasoning ≠ fact-checking

It tells you what evidence would be needed, instead of pretending to verify the world.

Pricing

Simple, honest, no subscription

A free tier to explore, one-time Lifetime access for regular use, and pay-as-you-go credits for deep research.

Free

$0

Experience the value, no card required.

  • 3 analyses per day
  • Full workspace: overview, argument map and scorecard
  • Shareable scorecard image
  • Your 5 most recent analyses
  • Standard reasoning model
Start free

Power Research

Credits

Coming soon. Pay-as-you-go for source-backed depth.

  • Source-backed evidence mode
  • Longer inputs & deep reports
  • Citation-ready output
  • Buy credits in simple packs

See full pricing details →

FAQ

Questions, answered

Any argument: your own thesis, a claim in the news, a hot take from your feed, a proposal at work. If someone’s trying to convince you of something, you can stress-test it.

Get started

Find the wrinkles in any argument.

Create a free account and run your first analysis in minutes. No credit card.

Start free

Free tier, no credit card.