About Truth by LetBe.ai

What Truth is

Truth answers one question well: is the claim in front of me actually true? You press Start on a tab, and Truth captures a short audio or caption window, runs it through an AI verification workflow, and shows a clear verdict — TRUE, FALSE, UNCLEAR, OPINION, or PARTIAL — on the page, without pulling you out of what you are watching. If you want the practical method behind it, see our guide on how to fact-check a video in real time.

The platform behind it: LetBe.ai

Truth is not a standalone black box. It runs on LetBe.ai, a platform for building and hosting AI workflows — called scenarios — that combine speech-to-text, language models, and custom logic. The same infrastructure that lets businesses build their own AI tools powers Truth’s verification behind the scenes. That means Truth benefits from a maintained, general-purpose AI backend rather than a one-off script, and improvements to the platform flow through to the product.

How Truth handles accuracy

We are deliberate about what Truth is and is not. It is an AI-assisted research aid, designed to surface a likely verdict and the reasoning behind it in seconds — not an oracle. AI systems can be wrong, outdated, or incomplete, so Truth is built to support your judgement, not replace it. For anything that matters, we encourage confirming a verdict against the primary sources it points to. Verdicts like UNCLEAR and OPINION exist precisely so the product can be honest when a claim cannot be settled.

How Truth handles your privacy

Truth runs only when you press Start, and it processes only the active-tab content needed for the current check — short audio windows, captions, or selected page text. It does not collect keystrokes, passwords, or your browsing history. You can stop it, clear its storage, or uninstall it at any time. The full details are in our privacy policy and terms of service.

Who it is for

Truth is for anyone who wants an accurate picture of what they are watching: viewers sanity-checking a video, professionals in back-to-back meetings, students and researchers triaging sources, and anyone tired of finding out a claim was false only after they repeated it. If that sounds like you, the fastest way to understand Truth is to try it.