Verified answers.
Across borders.
A global community is building a more direct route from people's questions to reliable, multilingual fact-checking.
Illustrative question: Is climate change fake? Template response: No. The climate is warming, and human greenhouse-gas emissions are the main cause of recent global warming. Sources shown in this animation are illustrative.
Local fact-checks.
Global reach.
Published fact-checks carry deep local knowledge, but language and geography can keep that work from reaching the people who need it.
Why this project existsGlobal
Designed for questions and evidence that cross borders.
Traceable
Publisher, date, and original reporting stay visible.
Governed
Technology remains accountable to editorial judgment.
Evidence in.
Clarity out.
The proposed system retrieves from approved fact-checks first and answers only when the available evidence supports an answer.
See how it works- 01Understand
Identify the language, place, time, and specific claim.
- 02Retrieve
Search approved, published fact-checks from participating organizations.
- 03Respond or stop
Cite supported evidence or clearly say when no reliable match exists.
Local expertise, connected globally.
Explore where participating organizations publish or provide fact-checking coverage. The network view represents countries served, not headquarters.
Explore the global network- 38
- Organizations
- 43
- Countries served
- 62
- Coverage relationships
Trust is the foundation.
A future demonstrator remains separate from the public website until governance, licensing, privacy, and evaluation gates are met.
Read the safety commitments- 01Approved data only
- 02Every answer traceable
- 03Refusal is a valid result
- 04Human control remains