About ClaimCheck Live

ClaimCheck Live helps journalists, researchers and curious readers check what is being said — while it is being said. It listens to live audio, recordings, YouTube videos and web text, picks out factual claims, and compares each one with fact-checks and published sources.

Every result links to its evidence, so you can judge for yourself instead of trusting a black box.

Evidence first

No verdict appears without at least one traceable source you can open and read.

Neutral by design

We assess factual claims, not opinions or people. Opinions are labelled as such.

Your data stays yours

Saved checks and reports are private to your account.

What makes ClaimCheck different?

  • Works while people speak

    Claims are picked out and checked during live audio, not hours later.

  • Claims, not opinions

    It separates checkable facts from opinions, so you know what can actually be verified.

  • Several sources at once

    Published fact-checks and web research are searched together for each claim.

  • Every verdict is traceable

    Each result links to the sources behind it, so you can read them yourself.

What happens on every Claim Check?

  1. 1

    Listen or read

    Live audio, a recording, a YouTube video or selected text is turned into a transcript.

  2. 2

    Find the claims

    Factual statements are identified and written out clearly with their context.

  3. 3

    Search the evidence

    Each claim is compared with existing fact-checks and published sources.

  4. 4

    Give a sourced verdict

    You get a verdict, a short explanation and the links behind it. Without a source, there is no verdict.

The principles behind our product

  • Transparency: show the sources, the reasoning and the limits of every result.
  • Fairness: treat every speaker and viewpoint by the same rules.
  • Caution: say “not enough evidence” rather than guess.
  • Privacy: your checks belong to you and are never shared.

Check the facts as the conversation unfolds.

See how ClaimCheck helps you spot factual claims in speeches, interviews, and videos, verify them against published sources in real time, and better understand what’s being said.

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