Upload a brief or paper. DocuTruth verifies every citation against real court records and journals (CourtListener, arXiv, CrossRef, OpenAlex), flags fabricated ones first — and runs on our own model, so documents never touch a third-party AI. 5 docs/month free.

Hi PH 👋 In 2023, two lawyers were sanctioned for filing a brief with six citations their AI made up (Mata v. Avianca). It's happened hundreds of times since — there's literally a public database tracking these cases now, and the record sanction just hit $110K. Same failure mode in research papers and consulting reports: a reference that looks perfect and doesn't exist. Similar incidents in academic research papers and top management consulting white papers and client reports. DocuTruth checks documents before they go out. Upload a PDF and every reference is extracted with its page number and verified against primary sources — court records via CourtListener for legal citations, arXiv/CrossRef/OpenAlex for scientific ones — then cross-checked by VARIA, our own model. Fabricated citations get flagged on the first page of the report, not buried. Want proof? There's a test brief with 3 fake citations planted among real landmark cases on our homepage — download it, run it, watch all 3 get flagged: https://docutruth.ai/sample-repo... One deliberate design decision: everything runs on our own self-hosted model. Your documents never touch OpenAI, Google, or any third-party AI — which matters when the documents are privileged briefs or unpublished research. For firms that need more, it deploys in your cloud or fully air-gapped. Honest limitations we're working on: books and statutes inside legal docs get weaker verification than case citations, and scanned PDFs take longer (vision transcription). Free tier is 5 documents/month, no card. I'd love to hear what would make this useful (or useless) for your work. — Srinivas

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Catch fabricated citations before they wreck your reputation

Catch fabricated citations before they wreck your reputation