Fact-check what you hear: live mic transcription, claims extracted, cited verdicts with bias, sentiment and insight lenses.
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About DontTrustVerify
Don't Trust.Verify - Fact Check it all.
Browser extension to fact-check all audible statements in Debates, Discussions and Conversations.
Think about that TV Debate, or YouTube Video you listen or watch? Don't Trust, Verify.
DontTrustVerify turns your side panel into a real-time fact-checking desk. It listens to your microphone during meetings, calls, interviews, lectures and debates, transcribes the conversation as it happens, and surfaces the factual claims that actually matter — then holds each one up to four lenses so you can see, at a glance, what was said, how it leans, how it feels, and whether it stands up.
It is for people who would rather check than guess: journalists, researchers, analysts, students, debate watchers, and anyone tired of taking a confident claim at face value.
WHAT IT DOES
As people speak, key claims rise to the top on their own — de-duplicated, so a point repeated three times appears once, with a live validated-of-total counter and instant search and verdict filters. You follow the argument without scrolling a wall of transcript.
• Truthfulness, with citations. On your own Gemini key, the extension searches Google for corroborating web sources. When it finds them, the claim is cited — title, publisher, date, and a short rationale you can open yourself, alongside the counter-evidence view when a claim does not hold up. When the web has nothing to say, the claim is marked "Insufficient evidence" rather than dressed up as a result.
• Political lean. The narrative slant of each claim, shown with the convention that fits the polity — the UK red/blue orientation is respected, not flattened into a US default — with the evidence behind every call.
• Sentiment. The tone of each claim: framing, loaded language, and per-claim polarity, kept deliberately separate from the truth verdict so tone never colours the facts.
• Key insights. The themes, the open questions, and a rolling picture of the session, gathered as it runs and exportable as a cited Markdown briefing.
WHAT YOU GET
• A live, claims-first view with search, verdict filters and a validated-of-total counter
• Cited fact-checks when grounding finds web sources, on your own key
• Bias and sentiment lenses with the evidence shown for every reading
• A one-click, cited Markdown briefing you can share
• Opt-in, on-device session history
• Seven interface languages
DontTrustVerify declares only what it uses: the side panel for its interface, storage for your settings and key (in this browser alone), and an offscreen document to run the microphone pipeline — plus a single connection to Google's Gemini API.
It reads no browser tab, no history, and no other website.
Don't trust. Verify.
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