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Explore the Bias Library

Maya, a detail-oriented planner, wants to understand her anchoring blind spot by exploring the full library of cognitive biases.

Steps​

  1. Tap the Library tab in the bottom navigation
  2. Browse by category — biases are organized into Decision-Making, Social, Memory, and Perception
  3. Search for a specific bias using the search bar at the top
  4. Tap any bias to see its full definition, real-world examples, and related biases
  5. Follow related-bias links — each bias connects to others that often occur together
  6. Filter by tags to narrow down biases relevant to work, relationships, or daily decisions

What to Expect​

The library is available on the free tier without an account. Each bias entry includes a clear definition, multiple real-world examples across different life contexts, and links to related biases so you can follow threads of curiosity.

Tips​

  • Start with biases from your weakest quiz category
  • Read the real-world examples — they make abstract concepts concrete
  • Follow related-bias links to discover patterns you hadn't considered

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