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Biased Question Checker

Analyze your questions for bias and get recommendations to improve them based on your use case.

Biased Question Checker
Analyze your questions for bias and get recommendations to improve them

Your Use Case

Provide context about your situation to help us analyze your questions more effectively

Analysis Strictness

CasualVery Strict

Current level: Moderate

Questions to Analyze

Enter one question per line for best results. Press Ctrl+Enter or Cmd+Enter to analyze

Example Use Cases:

  • "I'm doing discovery calls for my AI startup"
  • "I'm conducting user research for a new app"
  • "I'm interviewing candidates for a UX designer position"
  • "I'm polling customers about a new feature"

About this tool

Analyze your questions for potential bias based on your specific use case. The tool evaluates questions for leading language, cultural bias, confirmation bias, and other common biases. Adjust the strictness level to match your needs from casual conversations to critical business interactions. Perfect for researchers, interviewers, survey creators, and anyone looking to improve the fairness and accuracy of their questioning. Get clear feedback on biased questions and actionable suggestions to improve them.

How to use the Biased Question Checker

  1. Describe your situation in Your Use Case, such as customer discovery calls or a hiring interview.
  2. Set the Analysis Strictness slider anywhere from Casual to Very Strict.
  3. Enter your questions in Questions to Analyze, one per line.
  4. Click Analyze Questions, or press Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on a Mac), and review the flags and suggestions.

Give us your feedback

Help us improve Biased Question Checker!

Frequently asked questions

What is a leading question?

A leading question nudges people toward a particular answer, like "Don't you think our product is amazing?" A neutral version, such as "How would you describe your experience with our product?", lets people answer honestly, which gives you more reliable survey and interview data.

What types of bias does it check for?

It looks for leading questions, loaded language, confirmation bias, cultural and gender bias, false dichotomies, anchoring and social desirability bias. Each flagged question gets an explanation and suggested rewrites, and the Context Clarity check tells you if your use case needs more detail.

What does the strictness slider do?

It sets how hard the AI looks for bias, in four bands: Casual, Moderate, Strict and Very Strict. Use a lower setting for informal chats and a higher one for research surveys, hiring interviews or anything where wording really matters.

Are my questions stored?

Your use case and questions are sent to our server and passed to an AI model for analysis. Our usage analytics also keep a short preview of what you entered, up to the first 200 characters of your questions.

Biased Question Checker screenshot

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