From the moment a claim arrives to the moment your editor signs it off.
Every claim takes the same route. If the evidence is thin, the route ends at a person.
You do not have to pick the claim out yourself. Send a post, a speech or a full article and the API pulls out the statements that can be checked, and sets opinions aside.
Each check searches trusted sources and records whether each one supports or disputes the claim. You see the publisher, the link and the stance, so your editor can read them before publishing.
{
"verdict": "verified_true",
"confidence": "high",
"sources_cited": 3,
"sources": [
{ "publisher": "National Bureau of Statistics",
"stance": "supports" },
{ "publisher": "Premium Times",
"stance": "supports" }
]
}When confidence is low, the claim is held and appears in your own review queue. Your editor picks the verdict. Every decision is logged with a name and a time.
Paste your style guide once. Every write-up for your workspace follows it. The verdict and the sources never change, and nobody outside your workspace is affected.
The first person to sign in becomes the owner. They can add or remove anyone, and hand ownership to someone else. Work emails only. The activity log shows who is using it.
Any organisation that needs to check what is circulating, from a fact desk to an election observer, uses the same tools.
Verdict, confidence and sources for any claim, in five languages.
Unlimited in your 100Paste a web page or YouTube link. Every checkable claim gets its own verdict.
5 free usesOfficial documents, reports and key figures, with where each came from.
5 free usesTurn audio and video into text, and translate it. Now in your workspace.
5 free usesRadio, broadcast and screen scripts built on sourced facts. Pidgin, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba.
5 free usesA sourced background dossier on a public figure or organisation.
5 free usesSign in and use the Check tool. No code needed.