NewsChase is an app which is based on the algorithm used in Fictometer. In this app the news article are analyzed based on their writing style as some news article are written in such a way that it can manipulate the reader. And, such writing style is found to be similar to the ones used in fiction texts.
In the app, the news articles are assigned a score which shows the confidence score of the Machine Learning algorithm. It classifies the news articles in three categories, namely:

• Reliable : if the article is written in an informative style.
• Alright : if the article has moderate use of imaginative writing style.
• Beware : if the article may have manipulative content.

The app is available on Play Store.

Here, is an example of three news articles written in a different style. Through the algorithm the articles are analyzed based on their writing style and are given three different tags with a confidence score of the algorithm :

• Reliable : if the article is written in an informative style.
• Alright : if the article has moderate use of imaginative writing style.
• Beware : if the article may have manipulative content.

P.S : The algorithm doesn't checks for the facts.

• Headline : 'We are following Citizenship Bill Developments': US urges India to protect rights of religios minorities.
• Source : News18.com
• Category : Reliable
• Confidence : 100%
• Ratios :
  • Adverb/Adjective = 0.1428
  • Adjective/Pronoun = 2.33
• Excerpt from article :
• Color Schemes Adverb, Pronoun, Adjective :

The US has urged India to protect the rights of its religious minorities in keeping with its Constitution and democratic values as it continues to monitor the devlopments in various Indian states regarding the contentious Citizenship Amendment Bill. "We are closely following devlopments regarding the Citizenship Amendment Bill. Respect for religious freedom and equal treatment under the law are fundamental principles of our two democracies," a State Department spokesperson said on Thursday. 'The US urges India to protect the rights of its religious minorities in keeping with India's Constitution and democratic values', the spokesperson said. The Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB), which seeks to provide Indian citizenship to non-muslims migrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, was passed by Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. Lok Sabha cleared the bill on Monday. The parliament nod to the bill has led to protests by the people in various states of the country, especially in the Northeastern region.

• Headline : Simbu goes on a pilgrimage to Sabarimala.
• Source : indiatoday.in
• Category : Beware
• Confidence : 99.98%
• Ratios :
  • Adverb/Adjective = 2.33
  • Adjective/Pronoun = 0.25
• Excerpt from article :
• Color Schemes Adverb, Pronoun, Adjective :

It is rumoured that Simbu will begin shooting for his upcoming films once he is back from his spiritual trip. The actor took to spiritualaity when he was going through a rough phase in his career. He has reiterated that spiritualaityhelped him to regain his old self when he was down. Early this year, Simbu was supposed to act in Venkat Prabhu's Maanadu, produced by Suresh kamatchi. Since Simbu failed to co-operate, Maanadu was dropped. The Producer Council had to intervene to solve the issue. Now, rumours he will start shooting for Maanadu once he is back to Chennai.

• Headline : Simbu starts holy trip to Sabarimala after observing 40 day fast.
• Source : pinkvilla.com
• Category : Reliable
• Confidence : 100%
• Ratios :
  • Adverb/Adjective = 0.43
  • Adjective/Pronoun = 1.76
• Excerpt from article :
• Color Schemes Adverb, Pronoun, Adjective :

As far as Maanaadu is concerned, after various controversies, Simbu and Suresh Kamatchi put their differences behind and the producer took to Twitter to reveal that the shooting date of Maanaadu will be announced in the coming days. He also shared photos of himself with Simbu. Touted to be a satirical take on politics, Maanadu will apparently be a complete entertainer. However, an official confirmation regarding the film's genre, cast and crew are still awaited. Simbu will also be seen in the Tamil remake of Mufti, in which he shares screen space with Gautham Karthik.