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CiteYT
Fight fake-news with real-time sources for YouTube
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Fight fake-news with real-time sources for YouTube
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Hold claims accountable as you watch. CiteYT brings AI fact-checks, context, and source links alongside YouTube videos so you can question misinformation and verify the evidence for yourself. Try the free public demos; real-time checking of your own videos is in invite-only early access.
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Phil from Pixel Potion.
Misinformation moves fast. Accountability should keep up.
We built CiteYT to help people challenge fake news and hold claims accountable while they're watching. Open a YouTube video and see fact-checks, context, and clickable sources alongside it. Follow the evidence and decide for yourself whether a claim holds up.
The mission is real-time accountability: make it easier to question what you hear at the moment you hear it. A confident voice or a viral clip shouldn't be a substitute for evidence.
You can try our free public demos today. Their checks are prepared ahead of time and synchronized to the video. Real-time checking of your own videos is in invite-only early access; request an invite at CiteYT.com.
We rate claims, not people. Every check includes sources you can inspect, and you can flag a check that looks wrong. This is an early prototype: AI can make mistakes, and its checks should be questioned too.
For Hypership Day, help us make this more useful. Try a demo and tell us where the evidence is unclear, what the check missed, or which feature would help you verify a claim faster. A timestamp is especially helpful.
We're also exploring comments tied to a video's exact timestamp, so the discussion stays connected to the claim.
Try it today at https://citeyt.com