FactLens Live Fact Checking for Chrome
Live fact checking with Sources YOU choose to Trust
FactLens Live Fact Checking for Chrome launched on July 7, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
FactLens fact-checks claims in videos, podcasts, and live tabs as you browse. It turns detected claims into evidence cards backed by sources you choose to trust, while letting you block sources you do not. Bring your preferred AI and search providers, use Your Browser for web verification, and set per-minute API limits to keep costs under control. Built for people who want faster context without surrendering control over where their evidence comes from.
Fact-check claims live in videos, podcasts, streams, images, and posts with evidence from sources you choose.
FactLens listens to your browser tab, transcribes what is said, spots checkable claims, and brings back source-backed evidence cards inside a floating panel. No switching tabs. No copy-pasting. See FactLens in action with the live demo, or explore the FactLens API for your own apps and workflows. Build with FactLens in your own apps and workflows. Start with $1,000 in free API usage . FactLens runs in your browser and only uses external services you choose. Transcription, AI, and Search are configured separately. Once you press Start, FactLens captures audio from the active tab using the Chrome tab capture API. Nothing is recorded before you press Start or after you press Stop. For audio…from factlens.pro
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