1. Paste the reel
Copy the link from Instagram and paste it in. We read the caption, the voiceover and the text on screen.
Paste a reel. We put its places on a map, check what it says is true, and keep it so you can find it again.
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send all 3 to Google Maps
Every place named in the video becomes a pin with a Google Maps link, including the ones nobody bothered to tag.
places → map →Any factual claim in the audio or the caption gets checked against real sources, with the verdict and the sources shown side by side.
claims → verdict + sources →The reel itself stays in a notebook you can search months later, with your own note on it, instead of disappearing into Saved.
reels → notebook →The same note, seen three ways. Nothing is a separate app: you switch verbs, not products.
send all 3 to Google Maps
“Tram 28 runs every 11 minutes”
Matches the operator's published weekday timetable.
“The cheapest capital in Europe”
Cheaper than Paris or Amsterdam, but Sofia, Bucharest and Warsaw all rank lower.
“This café invented the pastel de nata”
No record supports it. The pastry is documented to Belém monks, c. 1837.
sources shown with every verdict
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Copy the link from Instagram and paste it in. We read the caption, the voiceover and the text on screen.
The reel lands in your notebook with your note. One tap fact-checks the claims it makes, with sources.
Every place the reel names gets pinned on your map, ready for the day you actually go.
Sign in with Google so your saved reels, notes and map follow you to every device.
Paste the reel link into ReelsNote and tap the bookmark. It stays in your notebook with the places it mentions, your own note, and any fact-check we ran, and it syncs to every device you sign in from. Instagram's own saved folder gives you none of that.
We check the parts that can be checked: prices, opening hours, entry rules, booking requirements, transport facts, records and superlatives. Each claim is searched against public sources and gets a verdict with the sources listed. Opinions and personal experience are left alone, and an automated check can still be wrong, so confirm anything critical with the venue.
We read the caption, voiceover and on-screen text of the reel and pull out the places it names, then look each one up to get its exact coordinates. Named venues pin accurately. Vague mentions like 'a rooftop bar' cannot be pinned, and we say so rather than guessing.
You get a free credit when you sign up, and packs start at $1 for 25 credits. A credit is only used when we actually find places in a reel. Reels somebody else already processed cost nothing, and a fact-check that already exists is free to read.
Public Instagram reels and posts, including carousels. Private accounts and stories cannot be read by anyone but their followers, so those will not work.