Selected piece
Without original words, there is no fair conclusion.
The check starts with the original quote, video, post, or document so a summary does not replace what was actually said.
- Question
- What exactly was said?
- Status
- Original required
What do we know now?
Tap words, date, evidence, or visible limit. Search stays available when you already know exactly what to look for.
Choose the proof
A label comes later. First confirm words, date, evidence, and limit so a claim does not turn into rumor.
Selected piece
The check starts with the original quote, video, post, or document so a summary does not replace what was actually said.
Choose a person
A check starts with exactly what was said, who said it, when it was said, and which public source preserves it.
Choose your path
A check starts with original text, date, public source, and visible limit.
Selected path
Avoid comparing people before the office, date, and ballot context are clear.
OpenVerification path
The page should take you from the original words to the evidence. Only after source, date, context, and visible limit are clear should a label be trusted.
Original first
Use the original quote, video, post, or document.
A dated capture reduces later edits and removals.
Connect records, issues, money, and earlier statements.
Separate supported, changed, incomplete, and contradicted.
claims publish with receipts
captures need date and source
available for attribution
before public language
Review checklist
Each claim needs original text, date, person, source, and evidence state before it appears as a public conclusion.
Each claim needs original text, date, person, source, and evidence state before it appears as a public conclusion.
Each claim needs original text, date, person, source, and evidence state before it appears as a public conclusion.
Each claim needs original text, date, person, source, and evidence state before it appears as a public conclusion.
Original first
A dated public capture or public source must be linked before a claim is summarized.
Evidence types
| Class | Count | Public Use | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Archived statement | 58 | Quote and cite | Ready |
| Public filing | 46 | Cite and summarize | Ready |
| News source | 34 | Attribute | Ready |
| Connection match | 19 | Count only | Held |
Review status
| Claim | Person | Evidence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Candidate race status | Keisha Lance Bottoms | 2 | Democratic nominee |
| Candidate race status | Rick Jackson | 2 | Republican runoff candidate |
| Candidate race status | Burt Jones | 2 | Republican runoff candidate |
Explanations ready
Compares exact words with dated votes, filings, archived pages, and public statements before calling something a contradiction.
Compares public statements and archived captures so wording changes stay tied to dates and original context.
Rates whether an answer has enough public receipts, dates, and source variety to be useful.
Shows where missing, stale, blocked, or careful-use sources should lower confidence.