Fact CheckerPaste your writing and Kirla breaks it into individual claims, checks each one, and flags the statements that aren't supported — the invented statistics, over-confident assertions and fabricated references that AI drafts slip in. It can check claims against your own uploaded sources. Honest by design: a claim it can't confirm is marked to verify, never labelled true or false for you. Fact-checking is one of many tools in Kirla — drafting, humanising, detection, citation and level-aware marking — all your writing tools in one plan.What it does

Breaks your text into atomic, checkable claims instead of judging a whole paragraph at once.

Flags unsupported statements, invented statistics and internal contradictions to review before you submit.

Can check claims against your own uploaded sources, so a draft is verified against the reading you actually did.

Honest by design — a claim it can't confirm is marked 'to verify', never asserted true or false for you.

How it works

Paste your writing — An essay, article or report — or draft it in Kirla and check it in place.

Kirla checks each claim — It extracts the individual factual claims and checks each, optionally against your uploaded sources.

Review and fix — See which statements are unsupported or contradictory, then correct or cite them before you hand it in.

Frequently asked questions

Does it guarantee my facts are true?

No, and it never pretends to. It flags claims that look unsupported or contradictory so you can verify them yourself — a claim it can't confirm is marked 'couldn't verify', never asserted as true or false.

What does it actually catch?

Invented statistics, over-confident assertions with no support, statements that contradict each other, and fabricated-looking references — the errors AI drafts most often introduce.

Can it check against my own sources?

Yes — upload your reading in Kirla and it can check claims against those documents, not just general knowledge.

Is this the same as a plagiarism or citation check?

No. Fact-checking verifies whether your claims are supported; the citation checker verifies your references are real; the plagiarism checker looks for unoriginal passages. They complement each other.

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