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Instantly verify the accuracy of social media posts and screenshots. Get clear rulings with supporting evidence and sources, distinguishing between accurate, misleading, disputed, or satirical content. Designed for privacy, it keeps your checking history on your device.
What's New in Verdict
2.1.0
August 4, 2026
New in this version: • A two-minute tour of how Verdict works, on first launch and any time from Settings. • Every source now shows whether it supports or contradicts the claim, and how strong it is (Verdict Pro). • Cite a check in APA, MLA, Chicago, BibTeX, or RIS (Verdict Pro). • Case File: pick several checks and export them as one reference list, with sources merged and de-duplicated (Verdict Pro). • Your patterns: what you check most and how it tends to turn out, worked out on your device (Verdict Pro). • Fixed a verdict page that could drift sideways as you scrolled. Thanks for helping the truth move faster.
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Verdict Pro (Monthly)
300 fact-checks every month, renews monthly
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FAQ
What is Verdict's accuracy rating?
Verdict has a 5.0-star rating from 2 reviews, indicating a high level of user satisfaction with its fact-checking capabilities.
How does Verdict work?
You share a post or screenshot to Verdict, which then analyzes the claim against web searches, news outlets, and official sources. A notification provides a ruling with detailed reasoning and tappable sources.
Does Verdict have ads?
No, Verdict is ad-free. The app emphasizes privacy and does not run advertisements.
What are the subscription options for Verdict Pro?
Verdict Pro offers monthly subscriptions for $4.99 and annual subscriptions for $49.99, providing unlimited checks and advanced features.
Is Verdict suitable for children?
Verdict has an age rating of 4+, making it accessible for a wide range of users. However, the content it fact-checks may be more relevant to older audiences.
How often is Verdict updated?
The latest version, 2.0.0, was released on July 12, 2026, indicating recent development and support for the application.
What devices does Verdict support?
Verdict is currently supported on iPhone devices, allowing users to fact-check on their iOS mobile devices.
Can Verdict be wrong?
Yes, Verdict is an AI-assisted aid and can be wrong. Every result links its sources, encouraging users to verify the evidence themselves.









