Instantly assess the trustworthiness of online news articles. Paste a URL to receive an overall credibility score, a detailed breakdown of factors like publisher reputation and article tone, and even an AI-powered debate on the content. It provides a fact-checking pipeline for verifiable claims.
1.4
July 29, 2026
Say hello to Debunkr! Our credibility checker has a fresh new name and a bold new icon — same mission, sharper identity. Under the hood: • Paste any article URL for a 0–100 credibility score in seconds • Deep Analysis runs a Skeptic / Advocate / Judge debate plus a fact-check pipeline (Google Fact Check Tools, Wikipedia, hand-curated Tier-1 sources) • Reliability improvements and bug fixes Thanks for helping us make media literacy easier. Tap Helpful / Not helpful on any result — your feedback shapes what comes next.
MoreNo, CredCheck is ad-free. The app is free to use and does not display advertisements to users.
CredCheck combines publisher reputation (45%), article quality assessed by AI (45%), and tone & balance (10%). It also utilizes a fact-check pipeline against external APIs.
To manage costs and prevent abuse, CredCheck currently enforces 20 standard checks and 3 Deep Analyses per device per day.
CredCheck is currently supported on iPhone and iPad devices, as indicated by its platform compatibility.
CredCheck has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in media literacy.
The latest version of CredCheck is 1.2, and it was last updated on July 9, 2026, indicating a recent update cycle.
CredCheck may have limitations with breaking news (under 24 hours) as fact-checks might not be available yet. It will state 'no fact-checks found' rather than guessing.
The fact-check pipeline extracts verifiable claims and checks them against the Google Fact Check Tools API and Wikipedia for named entities, using real sources from search results.