An invite-only social app where claims, links, images, video, voice, and documents are fact-checked before becoming feed posts with visible evidence.
We review every request before granting access to Prove and its advanced verification tools. This helps us understand intended use, protect the product from abuse, and keep consequential workflows in responsible hands.
Mobile access only. Prove is currently designed for mobile devices and is not available from desktop browsers.
Request access on XPaste a claim or URL, upload an image or document, or bring voice and video into the same flow. Prove breaks the input into checkable questions, searches for relevant evidence, and publishes it to the feed only when the claim is verifiable.
Follow accounts, react, reply, and repost without separating the conversation from its evidence. Every feed post links the verdict to source citations, reasoning, context, and uncertainty people can inspect.
Prove keeps the original input, the evidence used to examine it, and the discussion that follows in one reviewable record. Each capability adds context without hiding where the claim came from or how the conclusion was reached.
Start with a sentence, a post, or a webpage. Prove identifies the factual questions inside the input, compares them with available reporting and primary material, and shows why the evidence supports, complicates, or fails to resolve the claim.
Review what a still image appears to show, where it may have circulated, and whether its context matches the attached claim. Provenance signals, metadata, visual observations, and outside records remain distinct so no single clue is stretched beyond its meaning.
Examine moving footage alongside its surrounding context and source history. Audio, captions, edits, key frames, and outside records are kept distinct so reviewers can assess what the video supports without treating one clue as the whole story.
Bring longer source material into the same workspace instead of reducing it to a copied excerpt. File and voice inputs help preserve the question as it arrived while giving reviewers a practical route into transcripts, key assertions, and supporting material.
Follow accounts and use reactions, replies, and reposts around fact-checked information. Each feed post keeps the claim, citations, reasoning, and review context together so the discussion stays connected to material people can inspect.
Prove can shorten the route to useful evidence. It cannot guarantee that a source is complete, that a developing event is settled, or that one verdict fits every decision. Important results should be read, challenged, and checked against the cited material.
This reconstruction is based on a public, non-sensitive Prove review published on 3 September 2026. It is shortened for explanation and is not a screenshot or verbatim export.
Canada has more lakes than any other country in the world.
Supported, with a definition caveat. Global comparisons rank Canada first, while exact totals vary with the minimum size used to define a lake.
The number of lakes and total lake area are related but distinct questions. The record keeps that distinction visible.
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