Writ — Check Consensus

Check the cross-source consensus on the article you're reading and save stories to analyze in Writ. Clustered, verified, plain.

Writ shows you how the news holds up — not from one outlet, but across all of them. Reading a story? Open Writ to see how it holds up across the outlets covering it, without leaving the page: • CONSENSUS AT A GLANCE — a clear label (Strong Consensus, Broadly Supported, Sources Conflict, Rapidly Evolving…) showing how strongly independent outlets agree on the story. • CORROBORATION SCORE — every story scored 0–100 by how well its claims hold up across sources. • HOW SOURCES LINE UP — see which outlets support or dispute the central claim, and read every side in one place. • PLAIN SUMMARY — the story in a few neutral sentences, in your language. • CHECK A CLAIM — paste or highlight a sentence and see whether the outlets Writ tracks corroborate it. • SAVE FOR LATER — save any story (or right-click a link) to open in Writ. 14 languages. No account, no sign-up, no tracking — Writ doesn't build a profile of you. Writ measures cross-source consensus — it is not a verdict on truth. If a story isn't yet carried by the outlets Writ tracks, Writ tells you plainly rather than guessing. Corroboration is a strong signal, not proof. Clustered. Verified. Plain.