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Try for FreeThe number sounds convincing
A central-bank rate, “record revenue”, “outflows from the exchange” — by ear it sounds no different from a verified fact.
Traders & investors
Decisions on facts, not on a confident tone
A single unchecked headline can cost more than a yearly subscription. Facty checks the claims in finance videos while you watch and shows which ones the sources back and which they don’t.
Where the money goes
There is no time to check
While you look up the filing, tens of thousands have finished the clip and the price has already moved.
A forecast passed off as a fact
Part of what is said is not a claim but the author’s expectation. Mixing the two is expensive.
What it looks like in practice
- 1
Play a market breakdown
Facty picks up the captions and pulls out checkable claims — figures, dates, references to reports.
- 2
Checking runs as it plays
Every claim goes into a web search and is cross-checked against independent sources, not recalled from a model’s memory.
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The verdict arrives with the sentence
A card pops up over the player: verdict, a short explanation and links you can open right away.
Run it on the next market breakdown.
What you get
- Five verdict levels instead of true / false — half-truths are visible
- Opinions and forecasts flagged separately, not sold as facts
- Up to 5 primary-source links under every claim
- A full video report in the side panel — come back to the number later
- Video in any language, verdicts in yours
Frequently asked questions
Does Facty give investment advice?
No. Facty checks factual claims — figures, dates, events — and shows the sources. The decision stays yours.
Does it work on English-language channels?
Yes. The video can be in any language; verdicts and explanations arrive in yours.
What about live streams?
Not yet — Facty works on recordings. Live coverage is on the roadmap.