Triage a viral claim on deadline.
Other coverage, earlier fact-checks and the source’s record in one triage report, so the desk can decide what to check next.
What slows you down
The claim moves faster than the desk
It is everywhere before anyone has checked who published it.
The first checks are the same every time
Other coverage, old fact-checks and the domain record, searched tab by tab.
Findings end up scattered
Links in chat, screenshots on one laptop, notes in another document.
What verification teams told us about working under pressure: read the research.
How Veruno helps
Step 1
Catch it while it spreads
Search what is spreading in Claim Radar, or paste the link someone sent the desk.
Step 2
See who is behind the source
Verify Source reads the domain’s registry record and checks for lookalike names.
Step 3
Keep the desk on one board
Each story gets a Workspace board for notes, links and images, and exports as a PDF for the editor.
A real example
The story and its sources are fictional; the report is laid out exactly as in Veruno.
A site says Valemont’s tap water was poisoned after the Harlow fire. Within minutes the desk sees that other outlets report the fire, not the poisoning; the Water Authority says the water is safe; the site is nine days old. The desk calls the Water Authority before running anything.
Which plan fits
Most news desks start on Advanced: everyone on the desk shares the same cases, boards and monthly tokens.
Recommended for newsrooms
- Unlimited seats
- Shared boards and roles
- 2,500 tokens a month, shared
Working alone? Basic is a personal plan with 1 seat.