Verifyd

One word on photos, videos and speeches: REAL, AI, ALTERED, TRUTH, FALSE. Tap it to go to the real thing.

See what's real online, and go to the real thing. Verifyd puts a small stamp on photos, videos and speeches as you browse, on any site. Planckchron's mark appears, then one word: • REAL: the picture carries signed Content Credentials from a trusted camera, app or newsroom, unchanged since. • AI: declared or detected as AI-generated. • ALTERED, OLD: edited, or an old photo in a new story. • TRUTH, FALSE, DISPUTED: how named fact-checkers rated what is said. Verifyd never judges claims itself; these words come only from published fact-checks of the same claim, and the stamp links to them. • FAKE SITE: the site imitates a real news outlet. Tap any stamp to go to the real thing: the same story on the real outlet, the published fact-check, the page where a photo first appeared, or a photo's Content Credentials. Tap "?" for a one-sentence explanation a child can read, and "Why do you say that?" for every signal behind it, with sources. Campaign speeches: when a checked speech plays on YouTube or elsewhere, the stamp changes live as each claim is spoken, naming the fact-checker. Speeches are re-checked daily as fact-checkers publish. The same rules apply to every speaker. Most pictures get no stamp at all. "Unchecked" is not a verdict. Also: right-click any image, link or selected text to check it, share any stamp as a card, and check a claim from the toolbar. Privacy: nothing is sent until you agree on the welcome screen. Verifyd never runs on webmail, chats, documents, accounts, checkouts or pages with password fields, and you can pause it on any site. Verifyd keeps a fingerprint of each picture, never the picture, and never sells data or uses it for ads. A HERA Nexus truth layer by Planckchron Inc.