Free YouTube Video Fact Checker
Verify claims, detect misinformation, and get a credibility score for any YouTube video. Perfect for researchers, journalists, students, and anyone who wants to verify video content.
- AI-powered claim verification
- Detect misinformation
- Source references included
- Credibility scoring 0-100
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LunaNotes is an AI note-taking app: bring a video, a PDF, an audio file, a meeting or your own writing, and it becomes a note you can edit, study, revise and ask questions of. The free tool stops where that work starts.
A structured note, not a wall of text
Headings, hierarchy, and the details that matter — editable the moment it lands, and searchable forever after.
A diagram of how it connects
Turn the note into a concept map or flowchart. The relationships prose hides become obvious.
Flashcards that test your material
Generated from your own note, so revision starts from something you've already processed.
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How It Works
Get your YouTube video fact-checked in three simple steps
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Enter any YouTube video URL
Analyze
AI verifies claims and scores credibility
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Frequently Asked Questions
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- Transcript & summary Paste a video link and get the full transcript plus a structured AI summary — headings, key points and takeaways instead of a wall of text.
- Timestamps & chapters Break a video into chapters with clickable timestamps and a short description of what happens in each one.
- Subtitle downloader Download a video's captions as SRT, VTT or plain text — the timed subtitle file, ready to edit or re-use.
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Fact Check: April 2026 Rapture Predictions and Related Claims
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Fact Check: Prophetic Claims and the Essene Calendar Explained
This video presents claims about the prophetic significance of the Essene calendar, its connection to biblical prophecy, and recent historical events. While some historical facts about the Dead Sea Scrolls and Jewish history are accurate, the prophetic interpretations and calendar correlations remain speculative and unverified by mainstream scholarship.
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Fact Check: Claims About Noah's Ark Discovery on Turkey's Highest Peak
This fact-check examines the sensational claims of an alleged Noah's Ark discovery on a Turkish mountain peak, analyzing the archaeological, scientific, and biblical assertions made. Our investigation finds no credible evidence supporting the extraordinary details presented, many of which contradict established science and historical knowledge.
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Fact Check: Are $10,000/Month Side Hustles Real or Exaggerated? Myths Debunked
This video presents various side hustle ideas, including focus groups, class action settlements, and print-on-demand. While many suggestions are legitimate, several anecdotal income claims are exaggerated or unverifiable, and some statements about earnings and settlement payouts are misleading or false. Viewers are advised to approach the promised income levels with skepticism.
Fact Check: Neuroscientist's Claims on Phone Presence, Multitasking, & Brain Hacks
This fact-check analyzes claims from a cognitive neuroscientist about the impact of visible phones on intelligence, the impossibility of multitasking, and the benefits of boredom for creativity. While some claims are supported by established cognitive science, others are misleadingly absolute, lack specific citations, or simplify complex research findings.
Fact Check: 'Two and a Half Men' Christmas Episode Claim Analysis
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Fact Check: PW Commerce Wallah 'Journal' Chapter Video – Accuracy & Credibility Analysis
This fact-check analyzes a 2+ hour educational video on the 'Journal' chapter for Class 11 Commerce, focusing on accounting concepts like debit/credit rules, journal entries, and discounts. The video is found to be highly accurate and pedagogically sound, aligning with standard textbooks like TS Grewal. Minor issues include informal language and non-referential content, but overall, this is a credible and comprehensive resource for students.