Verihaq

Check any news article's credibility in one click: claims, evidence, context, and framing, scored 0–100.

Verihaq: Claims. Evidence. Context. Trust. Verihaq helps you judge the credibility of news articles and blog posts before you trust or share them. Open an article, click the Verihaq icon, and select Check Credibility. In about 30 seconds, you'll get a credibility score from 0 to 100, a plain-language summary of what the article gets right and where it falls short, and a detailed breakdown of how it was scored. WHAT YOU GET * Credibility Score: A 0–100 score with an overall rating of Strong, Solid, Mixed, or Weak. * Bottom Line: A one-sentence summary of why the article earned its score. * Detailed Analysis: Scores for claims, evidence, context, author credibility, and emotional framing. * Key Findings: Discover what's supported, what's questionable, and what's missing. * Confidence Level: How confident Verihaq is in its own assessment, so you know when to dig deeper. * Saved Reports: Every analysis is saved to your account and available on the Verihaq website. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install Verihaq and pin it to your toolbar. 2. Sign in with your Verihaq account. 3. Open any publicly accessible news article or blog post. 4. Click Check Credibility to get your report. ONE ACCOUNT, ONE REPORT LIBRARY Use the same email and password on the Verihaq website and the Chrome extension. Your reports are stored in one place, and both share the same monthly analysis allowance. HOW SCORING WORKS Verihaq uses AI to evaluate each article against established journalism standards and cross-references claims with independent sources. Verihaq is nonpartisan: every article is evaluated by the same criteria, regardless of outlet or viewpoint. YOUR PRIVACY The extension reads only the article you choose to analyze. That article's text is sent securely to Verihaq's servers for analysis and stored with your report. We never sell your data. Read our full privacy policy at verihaq.com/privacy. NOTE Some pages can't be analyzed directly, including browser settings, extension stores, blank tabs, and some homepages. If a page can't be read, paste the article text into the website at verihaq.com.