Start with what you have.

A claim, an image, a source, or a number. Choose a focused review tool, or bring the whole piece into your verification workspace.

Need a sourced verification?

The workspace brings claims, evidence, and your report together. The specialist text tools below help with an initial review.

Open verifier

A post or thread

Social Media Analyzer

Review the wording of a post for claims, missing context, and questions worth checking.

Works with text you provide; it does not monitor a social network.

An original image file

Image Forensics

Inspect available content credentials, file metadata, and image diagnostics in the verification workspace.

Missing credentials alone do not establish whether an image is authentic.

Text from a developing story

Real-Time Stream

Review a snapshot of a changing story and identify details that need a source or a second check.

This text-review tool does not connect to a live video or social feed.

A source and its context

Source Credibility

Examine the authority behind a claim, the references supplied, and gaps to investigate.

A source profile is a review aid, not proof that every claim is correct.

A claim with numbers

Statistics Validator

Look for missing baselines, unclear denominators, inconsistent units, and overstatement.

Keep the original dataset available to substantiate any correction.

A research question

Research Assistant

Structure a research question and find starting points for a closer reading of the literature.

Search suggestions are not the same as retrieved and checked evidence.

Keep the source within reach.

How to move from a first check to a reviewable evidence record.

Read the guide →