XFacter: Social Media Fact Checker
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)Overview
AI-powered fact checker for social media posts using ChatGPT
XFacter is an AI-powered Chrome Extension that helps you instantly fact-check social media content and online claims across multiple platforms like Twitter/X, Reddit, Quora, and LinkedIn. With just one click, XFacter analyzes the post you're viewing, checks its factual accuracy using the ChatGPT API, and shows a factual probability score, a concise summary of the analysis, and credible sources for verification. Whether you're a casual reader, researcher, student, or content moderator, XFacter ensures you never fall for misinformation again. It also provides a text input box so you can paste in any claim from unsupported websites, blogs, or forums β and still get a complete fact-check in seconds. Think of it as your personal AI truth detector for the web. Key Features β Auto-detects posts on Twitter/X, Reddit, Quora, LinkedIn & more. π β "Fact Check!" button to analyze any post with a single click π β ChatGPT-powered analysis with natural language understanding π€ β Factual probability score (e.g. 85% accurate) π β Detailed breakdown of which parts are likely true/false π§ β Credible sources linked directly for deeper review π β Manual text input box for unsupported platforms or custom content βοΈ β Minimalist UI that works seamlessly with your browsing experience π‘ β Dark mode compatible π Get Started with XFacter for FREE! π Popular Use Cases 1. Social Media Posts Instantly analyze claims on Twitter, Reddit, Quora, or LinkedIn while scrolling. Great for spotting misinformation early. 2. Trending Topics & Viral Claims Debunk hype-driven posts and fast-spreading claims with one click. 3. Copy-Pasted Content Paste content from websites, emails, or comments into the extension to get a real-time factual analysis. 4. Comment Moderation Perfect for community managers and platform moderators who need to validate high-stakes replies or heated discussions. 5. Academic & Research Use Check online discussions or crowd-sourced answers for alignment with research-based facts. βοΈ How to Use XFacter π§© Getting Started π΅ Sign in to OpenAI (https://auth.openai.com/log-in) and generate your personal API key. π΅ Install XFacter extension & add it to your Chrome browser from the Chrome Web Store. π΅ Click the XFacter icon in your Chrome toolbar. π΅ Paste your ChatGPT API key and click βSaveβ. π Using XFacter on Social Media π΅ Visit any supported site: Twitter/X, Reddit, Quora, Facebook, or LinkedIn. π΅ Open a post or thread you'd like to analyze. π΅ Click the XFacter icon while viewing the post. π΅ If the extension detects post content, it will appear in the popup, along with a platform label. π΅ Click the βFact Check!β button. XFacter will analyze the content using the ChatGPT API. π΅ See the factual probability score, a concise analysis, and a list of linked sources to verify the claim. βοΈ Using Manual Input (For Unsupported Websites or Custom Claims) π΅ Click the XFacter icon in your toolbar from any webpage. π΅ In the provided text input box, paste the post, quote, or statement you'd like to fact-check. π΅ Click βFact Check!β π΅ Just like with detected posts, you'll receive a factual probability score, an explanation, and reliable sources for further reading.
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Details
- Version1.2
- UpdatedJune 18, 2025
- Offered byDivya C
- Size53.34KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
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