Verify the accuracy of online content, including YouTube videos, web articles, and PDFs. It cross-references claims with a vast database of research to provide clear verdicts and sources.
1.1.54
September 2, 2026
Added Privacy Policy and Terms of Use (EULA) links directly to the subscription purchase flow, improved purchase activation reliability, and made additional stability improvements.
MorePremium features, billed monthly
EvidenceLens is an informational research assistant that helps you understand YouTube videos, web articles, and PDFs. It identifies factual claims and compares them with published research to provide a verdict with sources.
It compares claims made in content against an index of over 200 million peer-reviewed publications. It then presents a verdict indicating if the claim is supported, refuted, mixed, or inconclusive.
EvidenceLens works best with factual and scientific topics such as health, nutrition, psychology, climate, and technology. Results are dependent on the availability of source material and research.
Yes, you can ask follow-up questions about the source and the evidence presented. This allows for a deeper understanding of the research behind the verdicts.
EvidenceLens is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to be accessible across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
EvidenceLens has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals interested in learning about information verification.
The latest version of EvidenceLens was released on August 6, 2026, with version number 1.1.48. Updates ensure the app remains functional and incorporates new research data.
No, EvidenceLens does not contain advertisements. Its focus is on providing an uninterrupted research experience for users.
