Verify any content
before you trust it
AI analyzes videos, images and text from social media — extracts claims, cross-references sources, and delivers a truthfulness score in seconds.
Platforms
Pipeline stages
Source-backed
Mobile app
How verification works
From content to truth score in seconds. Our AI pipeline processes every claim systematically.
Content ingestion
We download and parse the video, audio, images and captions from the original platform.
Speech & text recognition
AI transcribes speech, reads on-screen text, and analyzes visual elements.
Claim extraction
The system identifies factual claims, separating them from opinions and subjective statements.
Cross-reference verification
Each claim is verified against trusted sources, scientific databases, and news archives.
Truth score generation
A comprehensive truthfulness score with detailed verdicts for each individual claim.
Built for trust, not hype
Every feature is designed to give you clear, evidence-based answers about content truthfulness.
Video analysis
Full multimodal analysis — speech transcription, on-screen text extraction, visual context understanding.
Claim-level verdicts
Each factual claim gets its own verdict — confirmed, false, mixed, or unclear — with detailed rationale.
Source transparency
Every verification links to its sources — news articles, research papers, official statements.
Real-time processing
Get results in under 15 seconds. Watch the verification pipeline progress in real time.
Image carousel support
Analyzes multi-slide Instagram carousels — extracting and verifying text from each individual slide.
Shareable results
Share verification results with anyone via a public link. No account required to view.
See real verification results
Here's what a typical fact-check looks like. Every claim is analyzed individually.
Two claims were verified: about Hailey Bieber's donation and the GoFundMe page for Erik Deyn's family. Both facts were confirmed with accurate data.
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