TruthPix - AI Detector

TruthPix - AI Detector

GenAI Pics Flagged On-Device

5 ratings
4 reviews
$4.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 14, 2024
  • September 25, 2025

Features

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This app helps you identify AI-generated or altered images, protecting you from misinformation. It analyzes photos directly on your device for fast and private results. Navigate the digital world with more confidence.

On-device AI analysis
Fast image detection
Identifies AI alterations
Detects GANs and Diffusion Models
Analyzes video deepfakes
Portrait alteration focus
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What's New in TruthPix

2.5

September 25, 2025

Minor error handling improvements & bug fixes

User reviews

What a waste of five dollars

I tested this out after gambling five dollars and it’s didn’t give me the results that I wanted. I generated some of my real photos and it told me that the pic was fake yet it was actually real. I wish I could get my money back, but unfortunately, I don’t think that’s possible.

Response from developer

As I mentioned in our offline convo, the app is focused on profile pics. Not GenAI vs real scenery, animals, buildings etc Also Apple has a well documented process for refunds that’s been around for 11 years https://support.apple.com/en-us/118223

Claims everything is AI

It would claim that art from artist I know are real and do their own work is fake. Disappointing

Response from developer

Sorry you missed this in the app description- Limitations. Focus- App is meant to be used primarily for portraits and not for art,nature etc

No good

I just downloaded this app and loaded a couple of pictures I was suspicious about, the app said the picture was real. Then I loaded a couple of pictures I know for a fact a real and the app said they were fake. Waste of money

Super useful

TruthPix is really helpful for scrolling social media these days. I've caught a few AI fakes my friends almost fell for, lol, and the app doesn’t take long at all to check your photos. It can get a bit tripped up with paintings/digital art but for most of the stuff I see online it works really well. It’s definitely helped me be way less gullible when scrolling on social media and it takes the stress out of wondering if that crazy pic is real or not. Definitely recommend checking it out.
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Response from developer

Thanks for your feedback! Yes, this app primarily focuses on human faces/portraits. Even subtle small alterations (common in doctored images) can be detected. Cheers!

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FAQ

What is TruthPix?

TruthPix is a paid application designed to detect AI-generated or altered images. It analyzes photos directly on your device to help you identify potential misinformation.

How much does TruthPix cost?

TruthPix is a paid app, available for a one-time purchase of $4.99.

Does TruthPix have ads?

No, TruthPix does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application focused on providing a clean user experience.

What devices does TruthPix support?

TruthPix is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices.

How accurate is TruthPix?

TruthPix offers advanced AI detection, identifying various AI alteration techniques. While generally accurate, it notes that in a small fraction of cases, a cloned image might be incorrectly marked as real.

How often is TruthPix updated?

The latest version of TruthPix is 2.5, last updated on September 25, 2025. The developer actively works on updating machine learning models to accommodate new cloning techniques.

What kind of images does TruthPix focus on detecting?

TruthPix primarily focuses on detecting alterations in portraits. It is less effective at identifying AI modifications in inanimate objects, art, or nature.

Can TruthPix detect video deepfakes?

Yes, TruthPix can identify most face-swapping deepfakes by analyzing a single frame from a video.