New in Muuted · Fact-check cards

Fact-checks, verdict first.

Follow trusted fact-checkers in Muuted and see the claim, verdict, and fact-checking organization directly in your feed — before you open the article.

Muuted recognizes structured fact-check rulings and turns them into dedicated cards, so you can understand what was checked and how it was rated at a glance.

The verdictWho checked itThe claim checkedLink to the original

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Short answer

Verdict first, in the feed.

Muuted turns published fact-check rulings into cards showing the claim, verdict, and checking organization — before you click.

What's on the card

See the verdict before you click.

A fact-check card pulls four things straight from the fact-checker's published ruling.

The verdict

False, True, Misleading, and other ratings taken directly from the fact-checker’s published ruling.

Who checked it

The fact-checking organization is clearly identified on the card.

The claim being checked

Open the summary to see the specific claim under review before reading the full article.

The original fact check

When you want the evidence and reasoning, open the article and read it directly from the organization that published it.

Whose verdict

Muuted doesn’t decide what’s true.

Muuted does not create the verdict, rewrite the ruling, or rank fact checks for engagement. It makes the fact-checker’s own published verdict easier to see.

UNCHANGED

Their ruling, unchanged

The verdict shown on the card is the fact-checker’s own published rating — not a summary or a rewrite.

YOUR CHOICE

You choose the sources

You choose which fact-checking sources to follow. Their rulings stay theirs.

Who to follow

Follow fact-checkers directly.

Search “fact check” inside Muuted to find organizations that publish open feeds, and add them to your own feed.

Snopes

Rumors, viral claims, misinformation, and urban legends.

PolitiFact

Political claims and Truth-O-Meter ratings.

FactCheck.org

Nonpartisan fact checking from the Annenberg Public Policy Center.

Full Fact

Independent fact checking from the UK.

Lead Stories

Fast fact checks of viral stories, images, and online claims.

Questions

FAQ

What is a fact-check card?

A card Muuted builds when a source publishes a structured fact-check ruling. It shows the verdict, the fact-checking organization, and the claim under review, right in your feed.

Does Muuted write its own verdicts?

No. Muuted does not create the verdict, rewrite the ruling, or rank fact checks for engagement. It surfaces the fact-checker’s own published rating.

How do I follow a fact-checker?

Search “fact check” inside Muuted to find organizations that publish open feeds, such as Snopes, PolitiFact, FactCheck.org, Full Fact and Lead Stories, and add them to your feed.

Can I read the original fact check?

Yes. Open the article from the card to read the evidence and reasoning directly from the organization that published it.

Fact checking without another algorithm.

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You choose the fact-checkers you trust. Muuted puts their published rulings where they’re useful: before the click.