Collaborative claim mapping and bias scoring for readers who want evidence, not noise.
Individual readers rely on personal common sense to detect bias, leading to media exhaustion and missed context across conflicting stories.
Endless conflicting stories drain attention without building understanding.
No single reader can catch every bias or missing source on their own.
Reddit and X threads suffer trolling and partisan bias without structure.
Most platforms lack structured claim mapping and citation scoring.
Break down breaking news into claims, evidence, and bias notes.
Build verified contributor status through peer-rated citations.
Curated threads on major news with moderated consensus.
Shared links and sources per event, organized by the community.
Participatory platform where readers and student analysts collaboratively break down news, annotate evidence, and vote on bias transparency.
Everything you need to map claims, score sources, and build shared media literacy with peers.
Map every claim, link evidence, and annotate bias in one shared canvas.
Earn citation points and verified contributor status as peers rate your analysis.
A new major news story every day, broken down by the community.
Shared link library per event, tagged and searchable by all members.
See where the community lands on bias, credibility, and missing context.
Trained moderators keep discussions structured, evidence-based, and free from trolling.
“Finally a place where I can map claims with peers instead of arguing in circles. My media literacy has never been sharper.”
Maya K.
Student journalist, University of Amsterdam
Pick the daily curated news story and see the community's initial claim map.
Add sources, flag bias, and vote on transparency with your reputation score.
View the moderated consensus dashboard and share findings with your chapter.
Freemium access for all readers. Pro Analyst unlocks verified status and advanced toolkits.
For casual readers
For verified contributors
For university groups
Join the waitlist and bring collaborative media literacy to your campus.
Free to join. No credit card required.
Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out to our community team.
Contact supportYes, the Starter tier is free forever. Pro Analyst costs 7,99€/month for verified status and advanced tools.
FactSphere uses structured claim mapping, reputation-weighted voting, and trained moderators to avoid trolling and partisan bias.
No, anyone can join. The platform is designed with university students and civic researchers in mind, but all readers are welcome.
Peers rate your citations and annotations. High-quality contributions earn points that unlock verified contributor status and Pro features.
Yes, the Chapter tier supports up to 10 Pro members, tournament leagues, and live expert debriefs for your whole group.
Collaborative claim mapping and bias scoring for readers who want evidence, not noise.
Individual readers rely on personal common sense to detect bias, leading to media exhaustion and missed context across conflicting stories.
Endless conflicting stories drain attention without building understanding.
No single reader can catch every bias or missing source on their own.
Reddit and X threads suffer trolling and partisan bias without structure.
Most platforms lack structured claim mapping and citation scoring.
Break down breaking news into claims, evidence, and bias notes.
Build verified contributor status through peer-rated citations.
Curated threads on major news with moderated consensus.
Shared links and sources per event, organized by the community.
Participatory platform where readers and student analysts collaboratively break down news, annotate evidence, and vote on bias transparency.
Everything you need to map claims, score sources, and build shared media literacy with peers.
Map every claim, link evidence, and annotate bias in one shared canvas.
Earn citation points and verified contributor status as peers rate your analysis.
A new major news story every day, broken down by the community.
Shared link library per event, tagged and searchable by all members.
See where the community lands on bias, credibility, and missing context.
Trained moderators keep discussions structured, evidence-based, and free from trolling.
“Finally a place where I can map claims with peers instead of arguing in circles. My media literacy has never been sharper.”
Maya K.
Student journalist, University of Amsterdam
Pick the daily curated news story and see the community's initial claim map.
Add sources, flag bias, and vote on transparency with your reputation score.
View the moderated consensus dashboard and share findings with your chapter.
Freemium access for all readers. Pro Analyst unlocks verified status and advanced toolkits.
For casual readers
For verified contributors
For university groups
Join the waitlist and bring collaborative media literacy to your campus.
Free to join. No credit card required.
Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out to our community team.
Contact supportYes, the Starter tier is free forever. Pro Analyst costs 7,99€/month for verified status and advanced tools.
FactSphere uses structured claim mapping, reputation-weighted voting, and trained moderators to avoid trolling and partisan bias.
No, anyone can join. The platform is designed with university students and civic researchers in mind, but all readers are welcome.
Peers rate your citations and annotations. High-quality contributions earn points that unlock verified contributor status and Pro features.
Yes, the Chapter tier supports up to 10 Pro members, tournament leagues, and live expert debriefs for your whole group.