Why check before you save
The Debunked AI site starts from a premise: you can't fact-check everything you scroll past. The service is presented as help for fact-checking the social media content you scroll past.
On this page, checking before saving means checking a social media video claim by claim, then reading the sources behind each verdict. The steps below follow one service built for that job.
Debunked AI for the check
The service in this workflow is Debunked AI. Its site lists the product as launching soon. It is purpose-built to verify social media claims at speed, and the site says it fact-checks any social media video in under 30 seconds.
The launch status means the steps below describe the flow the site documents ahead of that launch.
How to send a video
You share a link and get every claim verified with sources. Videos can be shared directly from YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram, or you can use the native share sheet on iOS or Android. There is no sign-up needed and no app to install.
Platforms and privacy
The supported platforms list includes YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X (Twitter), and Facebook. The site notes three platforms supported at launch.
The service is private by default, with no account needed, no data stored, and no profiling. The URLs you submit are processed and forgotten.
Verdicts, claim by claim
The AI listens to a video's audio, reads on-screen text, and identifies every factual claim. Every factual statement is extracted and checked individually, and you can watch claims get checked one by one.
Each claim gets a verdict, verified, debunked, or mixed, with direct links to every source used.
The sources behind each verdict
Every verdict links directly to the evidence. That evidence includes academic papers, government databases, and established reporting, drawn from an index of more than 50,000 verified sources.
Keep the check for later
Debunked AI lets you save fact-checks, search your history, and share results. The site also says you can build your own verified knowledge base over time as checks accumulate.
For a wider setup for saving and organizing what you read, see the personal knowledge base guide.
After a source checks out, save the article to your AI knowledge base, where an AI article saver keeps it ready to search and ask about.
Questions people ask
How do I verify a claim in a video before saving it?
Use a service built for social media videos, such as Debunked AI, which its site lists as launching soon. You share a link and get every claim verified with sources, then read the verdict on each claim.
What do the verdicts mean?
Each claim gets a verdict: verified, debunked, or mixed. Every verdict links directly to the evidence behind it, such as academic papers, government databases, and established reporting.
How much does fact checking cost?
The core experience is free, and the free plan includes 5 fact-checks. A Pro tier unlocks unlimited checks and faster processing.
Is my data stored when I check a video?
The service is private by default, with no account needed, no data stored, and no profiling. The URLs you submit are processed and forgotten.