Claim extraction
Separate core claims from surrounding narrative to make fact-checking more direct.
Explainable credibility analysis
Analyse claims with
more context.
TruthLens helps you inspect headlines, posts, and articles for weak sourcing, emotional manipulation, framing bias, and missing context, so you can understand what to trust, question, or verify next.
Built for careful readers who need signal clarity before sharing, citing, or publishing.
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"Breaking: officials are hiding plans for citywide power outages next Friday. Move your money and stockpile supplies now."
Credibility summary
Mixed / use caution due to missing primary evidence.
Risk flags
Urgency language, unnamed insiders, and broad institutional claims.
Source quality
No primary documents, no named experts, no publication chain.
Missing context
Timeline ambiguity and no baseline statistics for comparison.
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Credibility analysis built for explainability
Instead of one opaque score, TruthLens organizes output into a readable structure that shows why each caution was raised.
Bias and framing signals
Identify persuasive framing, loaded language, and rhetorical pressure cues.
Source-quality analysis
Surface missing attribution, weak sourcing patterns, and indirect evidence chains.
Emotional language detection
Highlight urgency tactics and emotionally charged wording designed to bypass scrutiny.
Context gap detection
Call out missing baselines, omitted timelines, and absent comparative context.
Explainable output
Each caution comes with rationale so users can review and challenge the reasoning.
How it works
Three steps from raw content to better judgment
Step 1
Paste content
Drop in a headline, article excerpt, post, or thread exactly as you encountered it.
Step 2
Analyse credibility signals
TruthLens evaluates claims, sourcing, framing, and context using a transparent rubric.
Step 3
Decide what to trust
Get a structured readout of what looks reliable, what is weak, and what to verify next.
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See credibility signals, not just conclusions.
No sign-in required. Start with your own content or open curated examples to see how TruthLens explains each signal.