Watchman
ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini can quote Scripture, explain theology, and sound like a seminary professor. But they're trained on the entire internet — not just sound doctrine.
Watchman sits quietly in your browser and monitors AI responses in real-time. When it detects language that drifts from biblical truth — universalism, works-based salvation, denial of Christ's deity — it alerts you instantly with Scripture references. No account required. 100% private. Always watching.
Watchman uses intelligent pattern matching to spot language that strays from biblical truth, instantly and privately on your device.
Automatically monitors AI responses as they appear, no manual action required. Works silently in the background.
Each alert includes relevant Scripture references, equipping you to test claims against God's Word.
Three-tier alert system distinguishes between minor considerations and serious concerns that contradict Scripture.
All detection happens locally in your browser. Your conversations never leave your device.
Minimal resource usage. Watchman watches without slowing down your browsing experience.
Works across major AI chat platforms. One extension covers all your AI interactions.
Watchman uses a three-tier system based on The Berean Standard, our 28-point biblical framework.
Authority and source considerations. Non-canonical sources, extrabiblical texts, or modern prophecy claims.
Interpretive and methodological patterns. Eisegesis, cherry-picking, or speculative eschatology.
Content that may contradict Scripture. Denial of core truths, issues with who Jesus is, or works-based salvation.
Simple, unobtrusive, always ready.
Add Watchman to Chrome, Edge, or Safari with one click. No account required.
Use your favorite AI chatbots as usual. Watchman works in the background.
When patterns are detected, a discrete sidebar shows you what was found.
For AI-powered contextual analysis, send findings to The Berean with one click.
You can't fact-check every AI response against your Bible. But you shouldn't have to go unprotected either. Watchman catches the patterns instantly. For deeper contextual analysis, send findings to The Berean with one click.
"Test all things; hold fast what is good." — 1 Thessalonians 5:21