Not A Chatbot
No model is asked what sounds true. Every verdict traces back to a named institutional source.
Checks claims in real time · 100+ sources
The record. In real time.
A politician says a number. Seconds later the actual number appears on your screen — pulled from the agency that collected it, with the source named.
Live claim
"Inflation was at 1.7% for the last three months before the war."
Picture It
You are watching the debate. You are watching the debate. They say it with total confidence — "Biden had the highest inflation in the history of our country." The room applauds. Seconds later, on your screen: FALSE — 9.1% peak in 2022. 13.5% in 1980. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
They're still talking. They don't know. But you do.
The Problem
A false claim spoken on video travels in seconds. The correction arrives in days — if at all. That gap is where the record gets lost. Claim by claim, day by day, election by election. Every number they cite comes from a database your taxes built. You already paid for this.
FactFlow was built to close that gap.
FactFlow is a browser extension that checks political claims in real time — as they're spoken — against 100+ authoritative institutional databases. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Federal Reserve. World Bank. Congressional Budget Office. Census Bureau. Federal Election Commission. And dozens more.
No AI opinions. No algorithms deciding truth. The institutional record is the authority.
When a politician makes a claim on live TV, in a debate, or in a YouTube video, FactFlow returns a sourced verdict within seconds — before the moment has passed, before anyone can repeat it.
"More Americans are working today than at any time in the history of our country."
TRUE — 158.9 million on payroll, an all-time high.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, June 2026. Each verdict includes citations and a verification trail.Install. Watch. See the facts.
Add FactFlow to your browser. One click.
Live TV. YouTube. Any political video.
Verdicts appear in real time — sourced, cited, before the moment passes.
Demo Video
Full demo video goes live the week of September 22.
AI is now generating political content at industrial scale — synthetic, manipulated, fake, and untraceable. FactFlow runs outside the AI layer entirely, checking the machine against the record it cannot rewrite.
FactFlow is not trained to “sound correct.” It is designed to trace claims back to verifiable evidence.
What FactFlow Is Not
FactFlow checks the machine against the record it cannot rewrite.
No model is asked what sounds true. Every verdict traces back to a named institutional source.
No newsroom queue, no delay of hours or days — the check happens while the claim is still being spoken.
FactFlow does not host content or opinions. It sits alongside video you are already watching and reports what the record says.
No opinions. Just what the record says.
100+ authoritative sources across 8 categories. Every source is a government agency, international institution, or established research organization.
The Precedent
Bloomberg solved this for financial markets forty years ago. Traders get verified data instantly. The Terminal became indispensable. FactFlow does the same thing for the public record.
Five ways FactFlow is built to be checked, not trusted blindly.
Verification happens while content is unfolding.
Institutional data sources, not anonymous crowds.
Every verdict includes citations and verification logic.
The system evaluates claims, not ideologies.
Every session generates a verification ledger.
The Timeline
The launch window is simple and urgent.
Live demonstration. A speech, checked in real time.
Public launch — free and wide open.
Midterm elections. 33 days of full operation.
Why This Matters
Without a shared factual record, democracy has no foundation. FactFlow puts it on your screen.
The core breakthrough already exists: the record can now move at the speed of media.
Pricing
Every debate. Every speech. Every rally clip. No payment, no credit card, nothing to cancel.
$0
Through November 3. Then $4.95 a month or $49.95 a year.