FAQ
Clear answers about what TruthBubble can do, what is planned, and where AI-assisted verification needs caution.
TruthBubble is an early-access Android app designed to help people verify viral posts, videos, screenshots, links, articles, and forwarded claims with AI-assisted analysis, context, confidence, and sources.
The product is moving toward user-initiated sharing and checking flows. Older overlay concepts may appear in screenshots, but the website describes the safer current direction: users choose content to verify.
No. TruthBubble should not continuously record your screen. Verification is designed to begin only when a user initiates a check or shares content into the app.
TruthBubble is designed for posts, reels, videos, screenshots, articles, links, news headlines, and forwarded messages.
Video support is part of the product direction and beta testing. Availability may depend on whether enough visual, transcript, and source context can be gathered.
Android early access is the current focus. Social-platform, browser-extension, and iOS support are planned or being explored and should not be treated as fully launched.
A verdict can include the claim, result label, confidence, explanation, source links, and notes about missing or conflicting context.
Confidence is a signal based on available evidence, source agreement, and claim clarity. It is not a guarantee.
Yes. AI-assisted verification can be incomplete or wrong. Users should review sources, especially for high-stakes decisions.
The product is designed to show useful sources when available so users can inspect the reasoning.
Early-access signup details are stored to manage access. Verification-data handling depends on the product flow and should follow the privacy notice and user-initiated checks.
Early access is currently positioned as a beta signup. Future pricing has not been guaranteed on this website.
They are planned after Android beta learning, but no guaranteed public release date is listed.
Use the early-access form and provide the required contact, consent, device, and verification-interest details.
By default, requests are reviewed first. If approved, the private APK access link is sent by email. Automatic delivery is supported only when secure server-side configuration is added.