Fact-check any claim or text.

Paste a claim, a list of statements, or any written content. Get a verdict backed by real sources.

Best for one specific, checkable statement.

1. Input

Paste a single claim, a numbered list of claims, or any article, post, or speech. All written content is supported.

2. Claim extraction

AI identifies the factual claims worth verifying — filtering out opinions, predictions, and unverifiable statements.

3. Web search

Searches reputable sources: government databases, peer-reviewed journals, fact-checkers, and trusted media.

4. Verdict + sources

Applies strict journalistic rules to deliver True, False, or Uncertain verdicts with transparent, openable sources.

We rank sources by reliability. Only the most reliable ones can prove or disprove a claim — no verdict without solid evidence.

Most reliableGovernment data, scientific journals, fact-checkers (PolitiFact, AFP…). These can prove TRUE or FALSE.
SupportingQuality media, universities. Helpful for context but never used alone for a verdict.
Least reliableWikipedia, social media. We never use these alone to decide TRUE or FALSE.

How verdicts work

  • True — A reliable source confirms the claim
  • Mostly True — Largely accurate with minor inaccuracies
  • Mostly False — Largely inaccurate with some truth
  • False — A reliable source contradicts it
  • Uncertain — No reliable source found, or sources disagree

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Current status

Focus: text-first fact-checking

Last updated: March 17, 2026

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