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AI or fake? media check

Upload a video, a voice recording or an image, or paste a link: a YouTube or TikTok post, or a link to the file itself. We check whether it was made by AI and whether a face looks like a deepfake. Your file is deleted as soon as the check is done.

Tap to choose a file (up to 60 MB), or drop it here

YouTube, TikTok and X links work directly. Facebook and Instagram often block us: if a link fails, save the video and upload it here.

Tip: save the video straight from the app or site you found it on. Videos saved through downloader sites are squeezed and re-encoded, which hides the signs of AI and makes this check less reliable.

Audio / Video desk

Upload a recording or paste a direct link to an audio or video file (links to X posts with video also work). Choose the language people speak. You get a transcript with timestamps, and you can translate it. Your transcript is never replaced.

Tap to choose an audio or video file, or drop it here

Spoken language

Links from YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok cannot be read yet. Save the video to your phone or computer first (use the app's Save option, or record your screen while it plays), then choose that file above. Links to X posts with video do work.

Transcripts are made by AI and can contain mistakes, especially with names, accents and noisy audio. Listen back before you quote. Claims, angles and suggested sources are leads for you to verify, not findings. Fact-check results come from the same engine as the main checker, with sources; still verify before you publish.

Thoth deep research on any person, body or topic

Name a public figure, organisation or topic. Thoth searches the open web in the background and builds a sourced dossier: timeline, public statements, business and contracts, legal and official records, associations, controversies, gaps and interview questions. Every item is labelled documented, reported, alleged or unverified, and links to its source. It never looks for private addresses, phone numbers or personal details.

Deep Mode does not just answer. It breaks the story into claims, works out what evidence would settle each one, searches in two rounds (the second chases leads the first turned up), then cross-checks the sources for contradictions, gaps and things only assumed.

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What should Thoth look for? The ticked areas are searched on their own, so you do not need to write anything else.

Controversies and allegations Political statements and contradictions (what they said, then said differently) Criminal and legal record (arrests, charges, trials, convictions, investigations) Money, contracts and documents Courts, agencies and official records

Optional extra: anything specific you also want checked.

Thoth is machine-assembled from public web sources. Treat every line as a lead: open the link and confirm before you rely on it. Allegations are not findings, and naming someone here does not mean they did anything wrong.

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Type the topic below and press send. Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo drafts need a native speaker to check them.

Although our superintelligence architecture is trained to achieve roughly 99% accuracy, AI can still make mistakes. Always review the sources to verify the information.