Free public beta

Get the context behind a claim—not a truth button.

FactScope is a browser verification assistant. Choose a page or image and it will surface checkable claims, matching reporting, direct evidence when available, source signals, and the limits of what could be established.

Add to Chrome — free beta See a result walkthrough
  • No account
  • User-triggered scans
  • Evidence links included
Evidence firstClaims and links appear before community reactions.
Uncertainty stays visibleMissing evidence is not treated as proof of falsehood.
You stay in controlNothing is scanned until you choose an action.
Product walkthrough

One result, separated into things you can actually use.

Explore representative states from the current product interface. The wording and evidence hierarchy match the extension; source names below are illustrative.

Evidence assessment

Some matching coverage found

Reporting was found for two of three checked claims. No direct fact-check established an overall factual status.

1
A new payment policy was announced.Multiple matching reportsHow FactScope labels coverage →
2
The policy starts next month.No external coverage found

What to do next

  1. Open the matching reports.
  2. Compare whether they confirm the exact detail.
  3. Check the date and primary source before sharing.
What it helps with

Investigate faster while keeping your judgment.

01

Break a page into claims

FactScope extracts specific statements that can be investigated instead of reducing an entire article to one score.

02

Find reporting and evidence

See direct fact-checks, supporting or contradicting evidence, matching reports, and broader context under the claim they relate to.

03

Check images in context

Right-click an image to review manipulation indicators, caption consistency, visible source clues, and uncertainty separately.

04

Share a verification snapshot

Create a public result page that preserves the analysis and its caveats without requiring the recipient to install the extension.

How it works

You choose what leaves the page.

FactScope has no persistent access to every site you visit. It receives content only after an explicit scan or image-verification action and your first-scan disclosure.

Read the privacy policy →
  1. 1
    Start a scan

    Click the extension for a page or use the image context menu.

  2. 2
    Compare evidence

    Review claim-level sources, coverage labels, and limitations.

  3. 3
    Decide what you believe

    Open the original sources and use FactScope as a starting point, not a final authority.

Help shape FactScope

Join the two-week beta study.

Use FactScope on a few webpages or images, complete two short surveys, and tell us where the experience is useful or confusing.

  • Approximately 5–8 scans over two weeks
  • Desktop Chrome and the FactScope extension required
  • No positive review or public promotion expected

Your application is used only to organize this beta study. Do not submit scanned page content through this form. See the privacy policy.

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We will email you the study instructions.

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Free beta

Try FactScope on the next claim that makes you pause.

Ten scans per day, no account, and no paid controls during the beta.

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