Fugazii

Coming to iPhone and Android

Is it true? Share it to Fugazii.

Fugazii fact-checks any reel or post from the Share button. Tap Share, pick Fugazii, and get a bold verdict with the reasons and sources. No typing, no questions, no account.

How it works

Check it from the Share button.

Shown on an iPhone with Fugazii in the share sheet's favorites, sharing from ShortVid, a made-up app. Some apps take a step more or one less; Fugazii shows how to put it up front on your phone.

Private beta

Help test Fugazii.

We're looking for about 50 adults in the US who scroll TikTok, Instagram or YouTube every day, on iPhone or Android, for a free private beta of 4 to 6 weeks.

Developed by TrunkFlow LLC

Fugazii is a TrunkFlow LLC product. Questions and feedback: fugazii@trunkflowtech.com.

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Five possible results

A verdict you can read at a glance.

Every finished check ends with one of these, in bold color and in words, with a headline of at most two sentences. Below it come the details, each claim it checked, and the sources.

TRUE

The post's main claims are accurate.

Example headlineTrue. NASA's data shows the asteroid will pass safely in 2029, as the video says.

In this example, all three claims in the video match NASA's published data, and the sources are listed under the claims.

Fugazii result TRUE for a video by @spacefacts.now. Headline: True. NASA's data shows the asteroid will pass safely in 2029, as the video says. Three claims checked, all true, with sources from nasa.gov and jpl.nasa.gov.
FALSE

The post's main claims are wrong.

Example headlineFalse. The WHO never issued this warning; the quote comes from a 2019 parody account.

One post can mix true and false claims. Each claim gets its own label, and the verdict covers the post's main claims.

Fugazii result FALSE for a video by @healthfacts.daily. Headline: False. The WHO never issued this warning; the quote comes from a 2019 parody account. Claims checked: the WHO issued an emergency warning, false; microwaved water can boil over suddenly, true; microwaving water makes it toxic, false.
MISLEADING

Real facts presented to leave a wrong impression, missing key context, or a mix of true and false.

Example headlineMisleading. The study is real, but it was done on mice at doses far higher than in food.

Many viral posts are partly true. Misleading says so, instead of forcing them into true or false.

Fugazii result MISLEADING for a video by @wellness.hacks. Headline: Misleading. The study is real, but it was done on mice at doses far higher than in food. Claims checked: a 2026 study linked the sweetener to tumors, true; the sweetener causes cancer in people, misleading; food agencies are banning it, false.
UNVERIFIED

Not enough reliable evidence either way yet.

Example headlineUnverified. No reliable source confirms the arrest yet; every report traces back to this video.

When reliable sources haven't caught up, Fugazii says so instead of guessing.

Fugazii result UNVERIFIED for a post by @newsflash.now. Headline: Unverified. No reliable source confirms the arrest yet; every report traces back to this video. Sources: No reliable source covers this yet. What Fugazii could see: caption, what's said, what's shown and text on screen, all read.
NO CLAIMS FOUND

Nothing factual to check, such as a dance, a joke or an opinion.

Example headlineNo claims to check. This is a dance video with music and no factual statements.

This isn't a verdict. Opinions, jokes and satire aren't rated true or false.

Fugazii result NO CLAIMS FOUND for a dance video by @dancewithmia. Headline: No claims to check. This is a dance video with music and no factual statements.

Example results from the Fugazii design file; the posts and creators are invented.

Why Fugazii

Built to show its work.

No typing

The share is the whole request. No prompt, no chat, no follow-up questions.

Verdict first

The color and a headline of at most two sentences answer the question at a glance. Everything else is below it.

Shows its work

Every verdict lists the claims it checked and links its sources. No source, no TRUE or FALSE.

Honest about limits

UNVERIFIED beats a confident guess. Fugazii says what it couldn't see, for example when a video couldn't be opened.

Same post, same answer

Everyone who shares a post sees the same result until it's checked again.

Private by default

No account and no sign-in. Your past checks stay on your phone.