The Truth-o-meter
Every Apprise story carries a trust signal built from cross-outlet corroboration — so you always know how well-sourced what you're reading really is.
Gather coverage
For every story we pull how the same event is reported across a wide set of major outlets.
Compare the core facts
We isolate the claims at the heart of the story and measure how many independent outlets agree on them.
Score & tier
Agreement becomes a 0–100 score, coarsened into three honest tiers so the signal is impossible to miss.
Multiple major outlets independently corroborate the core facts.
Outlets diverge on framing or key details — read with context.
Only one or two outlets are running this story so far.
Today's stories
9 of 12 scoredScores are real cross-outlet corroboration ratings computed by our analyzer. Stories awaiting their first pass show as analyzing — open any scored story to see the outlet spectrum.
The core story on the US blockade and strikes against Iran comes from a single AP report with no independent corroborating outlets covering the same facts.
The UK social media curfew story is reported by a single AP source with no independent corroborating outlets covering the same claim.
The core story about the Alcatraz-area boat sinking comes from a single AP source with no independent corroborating outlet confirming casualty or rescue details.
The Maine ICE shooting story is reported only by AP with a single senator's claim and no independent corroborating outlets confirming the core facts.
The Ebola outbreak story is reported by a single AP source with no independent corroborating outlets covering the same facts, while the other six items are unrelated news stories.
The core story (Spain's World Cup semifinal win) is reported by a single AP source with no independent corroborating outlets covering the same event.
The New York data center moratorium story is reported by a single AP source with no independent corroborating outlets covering the same core facts.
The core story about the marine biologist's killing in the Philippines comes from a single AP source with no independent corroborating outlets confirming the details.
The main story is a single AP source with no independent corroboration, and the second item is an unrelated angle from the same wire service.
Multiple major outlets independently corroborate the core facts.
Outlets diverge on framing or key details — read with context.
Only one or two outlets are running this story so far.
Trust tiers are computed per story from independent outlet corroboration. Open any story to see the full numeric score, the outlets that agree, and the spectrum of how each one framed it.
Methodology note: scores come from an analyst model that reads the available coverage of a story and rates how strongly the core facts corroborate across independent angles. While our full multi-outlet feed is still coming online, corroboration is measured across the AP wire's independent reporting angles on the same story — single-source stories are capped conservatively and labelled as limited. Scores refresh on a rolling basis, so a story may show as analyzing until its first pass completes.

