About Veritas

Understand how a news article supports its claims

Veritas maps a news article’s major claims to visible sources and passages, shows evidence gaps, and explains its reporting score.

Our mission

Make the support behind news reporting visible.

Veritas helps readers see what an article claims, which sources and passages are attached to those claims, and where support is missing. The score measures visible sourcing, attribution, framing, and presentation—not whether every statement is true.

How It Works

Paste a news article

Submit a public news link, or use Deep Scan for an article already open in Chrome, including many signed-in, paywalled, and JavaScript-heavy pages.

Map claims to evidence

Veritas preserves the analyzed article, identifies major claims, connects visible sources and passages, and withholds the score when it cannot read enough of the page.

Review the result

Start with the score and biggest evidence gaps. Open Reader for exact passages, compare two articles, or use Evidence Atlas for the complete claim-to-source map.

Our Values

Consistency

The scoring framework applies the same published criteria consistently, so the same visible inputs map to the same inspectable result.

Transparency

We publish the score boundary, Claim Priority formula, graph relations, abstention rules, and current verification limits.Review the Engine methodology

Accessibility

Professional-style article analysis for readers, students, researchers, educators, and journalists—presented in plain language.

Calibration

Careful calibration against published journalism principles, visible evidence, regression tests, and clearly stated limits.