Opinion Meter szerző: samco

Search tells you which pages exist. It doesn't tell you which ones people regret opening.

Opinion Meter draws a small bar beside each Google result showing the share of positive, neutral and negative opinions about that site, with the headline figure beside it ("72% positive"), and one bar above the results for the thing you searched for, with a one-sentence summary of what people praise and what they criticise.

Hover a bar for the figures. Click it and the card opens right there: the exact positive / neutral / negative split, the platforms the opinions were read from, how many were counted and how confident the reading is, and the recurring opinions — the points people keep making, each with a count. Nothing is built from star ratings or paid reviews; every reading comes from public posts, read through the platforms' official interfaces, and the count is always shown. Thin evidence means an empty bar, not a guess.

Open a result and the reading comes with you: a badge in the corner of the site carries the same figure you saw beside it. Turn this off any time in the menu behind the toolbar icon.

What it sends: on Google search pages only, your search words and the titles and addresses of the results go to Opinion Meter's own lookup service and nowhere else. It never reads the content of the pages you visit, never sends your browsing anywhere, and needs no account. Full privacy policy: https://opinionmeter.vercel.app/privacy