Kvinta / Fact checking
AI writer that checks its own facts
Before you see a document, Kvinta checks its claims against the sources it cites. What cannot be confirmed is flagged, never dressed up as certain.
- Claims checked against cited sources
- Unconfirmed claims flagged
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KvintaCheck the facts in this article draft and tell me which claims are not supported.
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How it works
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Ask
Type or speak what you need in your own words. Attach files if they help.
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Answer two or three questions
Kvinta asks only what changes the result: who it is for, the tone, the length.
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Get the finished document
The whole thing, with sources you can open where facts are involved. Share or export it.
Try a request like this
“Check the facts in this article draft and tell me which claims are not supported.”
Say it in your own words. Kvinta asks the two or three questions that matter before it writes.
Questions
What happens when a claim cannot be verified?
It is flagged as unconfirmed rather than stated as fact.
Does a citation guarantee a claim is true?
No. It shows where a claim comes from so you can judge it. Check anything important before you rely on it.