Fact Checker
Verifies rumors, viral quotes, and statistics by cross-referencing them with actual evidence and official sources.
About This Tool
We built this because the internet is full of 'news' that isn't quite true. It's a research-grounded tool that uses real-time web access to check if a statement actually matches up with primary sources, official reports, or studies. It gives you a clear verdict: is the claim true, misleading, or just flat-out wrong?
It isn't an opinion machine. It's strictly about information integrity and facts.
The Problem It Solves
Misinformation spreads fast because manual checking is a pain. You have to hunt down sources and compare dates—most people don't have the time. This app removes that 'verification friction' by doing the legwork and providing an objective assessment.
When to Use This
- You see a viral quote or statistic and want to know if it's real.
- You're writing something and need to make sure a fact is 100% accurate.
- You hear a rumor about a company or policy and want to see official documents.
How It Works
The app uses an LLM with live search (using Google Search grounding). It breaks your claim into pieces and runs targeted searches for institutional data, looking for context to check if quotes were trimmed or numbers are outdated.