Start from the groundwork already gathered.
Other coverage, registry records, earlier fact-checks and where an image appeared before, each signal with its source.
What slows you down
The same first steps for every claim
Coverage, old fact-checks and registries are searched by hand before the real checking starts.
A signal without a source can’t be used
A finding only helps if you can show where it came from.
Old images come back as new
A photo from years ago resurfaces with a new caption.
What verification teams told us about working under pressure: read the research.
How Veruno helps
Step 1
See what is already known
Claim Radar finds other coverage and published fact-checks.
Step 2
Read the source’s record
Verify Source reads the domain’s registry record and checks for lookalike names.
Step 3
Trace the image
Geo Lens looks for earlier copies of an image and estimates whether it is AI-generated.
A real example
The story and its sources are fictional; the report is laid out exactly as in Veruno.
The brown-water video looks new. Geo Lens finds it on a regional site from March 2021, in another country, where Clearline Check had already looked at it. The check starts from that earlier copy, not from zero.
Which plan fits
Fact-checking teams usually start on Advanced: the whole team shares cases, boards and monthly tokens.
Recommended for fact-checking teams
- Unlimited seats
- Shared boards and roles
- 2,500 tokens a month, shared
Checking on your own? Basic is a personal plan with 1 seat and all modules.