Most fact-checking tools choose their sources for you. While building FactLens, I kept returning to a harder question: should credibility be universal, expert-curated, community-driven, or personal?
FactLens lets users prioritize sources they trust, block sources they do not, and inspect the evidence behind each verdict.
Which approach would you trust most: curated defaults, complete personal control, transparent source scoring, or a combination? What would make you trust a real-time fact-check while watching a vide.
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.
Easy ChartFlow transforms things by enabling users to create charts both professional 2D and advanced 3D charts directly within Google Chrome's side panel. Different from other web apps or traditional spreadsheet software, it scrapes any tables, listings, text, or CSV files found on the web page automatically. Its main distinguishing feature is that it allows customization, no watermarks, and has its own report builder without requiring registration or subscriptions.
