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Fact check anything by just circling the post. Claim Circle is an AI-powered fact checker that lets you verify claims, news, social media posts, screenshots, and online content without leaving the page. See something you’re unsure about? Simply circle it with your mouse. Claim Circle analyzes the circled text or image and gives you relevant facts, sources, context, and a clear explanation directly on the page. No copy-pasting claims into ChatGPT. No switching tabs. Just circle what you want to check and get the fact check right there.. You can also use your own OpenRouter API key if you have one. Use Claim Circle to verify: • Viral social media posts • News claims and political statements • Screenshots and image-based claims • Misleading headlines • Fake news, misinformation, and disinformation • Scientific and health-related claims • Finance, business, and technology claims • Suspicious statistics and bold online statements Claim Circle works across Reddit, X / Twitter, blogs, news articles, forums, and other websites, giving you a fast online fact checker wherever you browse. How it works 1.Find a claim you want to verify 2.Circle it with your mouse 3.Claim Circle analyzes the selected text or image 4.Get a clear fact check with sources, context, and explanation Why use Claim Circle? • Fact-check without switching tabs • Verify text, screenshots, posts, and news directly on the page • Spot fake news, misinformation, and misleading content faster • Get context and sources instead of just a yes/no answer • Save time compared with manual searches or ChatGPT prompts • Works across websites and social platforms Claim Circle is built for people who read a lot online and want a faster way to check whether something is accurate, misleading, missing context, or worth investigating further. It isn’t here to tell you what to think. It gives you the facts, sources, and context so you can decide for yourself. YouTube fact checker Claim Circle also works with YouTube. Keep captions enabled and trigger the circular gesture while watching a video. Claim Circle fact-checks the previous 25 seconds of spoken content, making it useful for videos, podcasts, interviews, debates, news clips, and political discussions. Instead of pausing the video, copying a transcript, and searching manually, you can check what was just said in seconds. See a claim. Circle it. Check it.