How do you check that your AI's answer is actually true?

Hi everyone I'm the maker of FactoGraph.

I built it because of one habit I couldn't break. Every time an AI gave me a confident answer, I went and checked it myself. The answers were often right, but I could never tell which ones were wrong without redoing the research.

FactoGraph flips that around:

• You approve every fact before it's stored. Nothing gets in on its own.

• Conflicts are flagged before storing. If a new fact contradicts one already in your store, you see both first.

• Every sentence of an answer links to its fact and the fact's source. You can click through the whole chain instead of trusting the model.

It works with any LLM (Claude, ChatGPT, your own agent) and doesn't need a signup. You can also share a store through a read-only public link. I'd love to hear from you:

• 1. How do you verify AI answers today? Do you re-google, ask a second model, or just trust it?

• 2. What would you build a store for: research, legal or compliance notes, product docs, study material?

• 3. When the AI says something with no proof behind it, what goes wrong for you?

If you want to try it without setting anything up, there's a demo store on EU consumer rights with 1,000+ approved facts. Ask it something and click the links in the answer.