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AI-powered brutally honest review analyzer. Amazon Review Pulse Version: 1.0 Created by: alainpicard.ca Amazon Review Pulse is a Chrome extension designed to provide a "brutally honest" AI-powered analysis of Amazon product reviews directly on the product page. It helps shoppers make informed decisions by cutting through the noise of 5-star ratings to highlight potential dealbreakers, longevity issues, and review authenticity. Key Features: The "But" Summary: Instantly categorizes the general vibe (e.g., "Users generally like the product") while forcibly highlighting the percentage of reviews that mention failure or quality issues (e.g., "BUT 15% mention failure..."). Dealbreaker Detection: Scans reviews for specific "fail keywords" (like "broke", "stopped working", "fire", "fake") and extracts specific user quotes to show you exactly why a product might fail. Longevity Estimator: Provides a rough estimate of product lifespan (e.g., "6-12 Months" vs "3+ Years") based on the frequency of failure reports. Trust Score: Calculates a reliability score (High/Medium/Low) based on the percentage of "Verified Purchase" badges found in the reviews, helping you spot potentially manipulated product listings. Non-Intrusive Widget: Injects a clean, modern floating widget into the bottom-right of the Amazon page that automatically updates as you browse different products.
Apr 6, 2026
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