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Cytation AI
Cytation AI checks claims in social posts and news articles before you share them. Paste a link or upload a screenshot and it finds credible sources and cross-references the claim in seconds, so you can see what holds up. Signup is free with no credit card, and it runs on SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure. The team also makes ExtraLayer, which checks whether a website is secure and legitimate. Worth weighing: automated fact-checking is a starting point, not a verdict — follow the sources it surfaces for anything high-stakes.
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- Link or screenshot input
- Credible source cross-referencing
- SOC 2 Type II infrastructure
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- A starting point, not a final verdict
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