
FactGuard
7.6#1 in ai fact-checking toolsFrom $36.99 a yearFree planiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | FactGuard | Groundery |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | FactGuard describes an early-access MCP server for Claude, Cursor, or any MCP host, and a Fact-Check API with a stated free tier of 100 calls per day. | Groundery lists Deepgram for audio transcription, OpenAI for transcript claim extraction, Vercel for hosting and blob storage, Clerk for authentication, and Neon for its managed PostgreSQL database. |
| Purpose | FactGuard checks claims, headlines, or URLs and returns a verdict with reasoning and cited sources. | Groundery listens to debates, interviews, or streams, extracts factual claims as they are spoken, and checks them against selected sources. |
| Security | The privacy policy lists TLS in transit, Firebase App Check, cryptographic nonces for Sign in with Apple, and password hashing by its authentication provider as security measures. | Groundery's privacy policy says it uses TLS/SSL encryption in transit, encrypted storage, secure authentication, and access controls. |
| Support | Support is provided by email, with the support page estimating a response within one to two business days. | The Pro plan includes priority support, while Enterprise includes dedicated support and an SLA. |
FactGuard may suit readers who want claim checks accompanied by reasoning, citations, and a confidence score. Its API and early-access MCP server may interest people seeking integrations, though API access and team pricing are under development.
Groundery is aimed at newsroom and editorial teams checking debates, interviews, live shows, podcasts, and other material. It may suit reviewers who need timestamped claims and source links, provided they treat AI findings as informational aids.