TrueScan empowers you to verify the authenticity of any source. Our AI-driven technology scans the web to
ensure you can trust what you read.
Verify Any Source
Instantly check the reliability of URLs with our powerful AI tools.
Verification Results
This is a demo result. In a full implementation, this would show the verification
status of the URL.
Browser Extensions
Seamlessly verify content as you browse with our extensions.
Chrome
Chrome Extension
Verify content directly in Chrome.
Firefox
Firefox Extension
Source verification for Firefox.
Safari
Safari Extension
Verify content on Safari.
Preview
Preview Extension
Quickly preview and verify content across platforms.
About Us
Meet the team dedicated to fighting misinformation with TrueScan.
Marcus is an 8th Grader at Bullis Charter School. He currently lives in Los Altos, California. In his free
time, he enjoys sports, videogames, and eating good food.
Marcus Tang
Vladimir is an 8th Grader at Bullis Charter School. He currently lives in Mountain View, California. Vlad
oversees our technical infrastructure. His expertise in machine learning ensures our verification
algorithms are cutting-edge and reliable.
Vladimir Iakunin
Rishab is an 8th Grader at Bullis Charter School. He currently lives in Los Altos, California. Rishab
crafts our user experience with a focus on simplicity and clarity. His designs make verification
intuitive for everyone.
Rishab Iyer
Our Mission
Building a more truthful digital world, one verification at a time.
At TrueScan, we’re committed to empowering
all with the tools to distinguish fact from fiction in today’s complex digital world. Access to reliable
information is a right, and our technology ensures fast, accurate,
and accessible verification.
Tips
Stay informed with our latest insights on digital trust and verification.
Spotting Fake Articles
Spotting Fake Articles
Learn key techniques to identify misinformation online in just a few steps.
Spotting Fake Articles
With current-day technology, finding the truth online can be challenging. Here are some steps to spot fake news:
1. Check the Source: Verify the credibility of the website or publisher. Reputable sources have a
history of accurate reporting.
2. Examine the Author: Research the author’s background. Legitimate journalists typically have a
findable track record, while anonymous or unknown authors might indicate unreliable content.
3. Cross-Reference: If possible, compare the story with trusted news outlets. If it’s only
reported by one obscure site, it’s likely suspect.
By applying these steps, you can roam the digital landscape with strong confidence, ensuring the information you
rely on is trustworthy.
