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We find the claims
Prices, opening hours, booking rules, transport facts, records and superlatives. Opinions and personal experience are left alone.
Map it. Check it. Keep it.
We fact-check
what the reel says.
Paste a reel and we pull out every claim you could actually check - the price, the opening hours, the entry rules, the “oldest in the city” - and check each one against public sources. Every verdict shows the sources it is based on.
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MapCheckKeep
Verified0:14
“Tram 28 runs every 11 minutes”
Matches the operator's published weekday timetable.
carris.ptlisboa.pt
Partly true0:26
“The cheapest capital in Europe”
Cheaper than Paris or Amsterdam, but Sofia, Bucharest and Warsaw all rank lower.
numbeoeurostat
No source found0:41
“This café invented the pastel de nata”
No record supports it. The pastry is documented to Belém monks, c. 1837.
no match
sources shown with every verdict
How it works
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Each one gets checked
Every claim is searched against current public sources, preferring the venue or the operator over blogs.
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You see the sources
Verified, partly true, out of date or no source found, each with the sources behind it so you can judge for yourself.
Good for
Before you book
Check the price and the opening hours a creator quoted before you plan a day around them.
Before you repost
See whether the impressive claim in a reel survives a search.
Travel facts that age
Prices and timetables change. A reel from last year does not.
Questions
What exactly gets checked?+−
Statements a reader could verify: prices and fees, opening hours and seasons, entry and booking rules, transport facts, ownership and dates, records and superlatives. Taste, opinion and the creator's own experience are not checked, because they cannot be.
Can the check be wrong?+−
Yes. It is automated, and sources go out of date. Every verdict lists what it is based on so you can look for yourself, and anything that matters should be confirmed with the venue.
Is it judging the creator?+−
No. A verdict is about one claim, not about the person who made it. A reel can be worth watching and still contain a price that changed last spring.
ReelsNote also does this
Every place from a reel, on one map.
A travel reel names six restaurants in forty seconds and tags none of them. ReelsNote reads the caption, the voiceover and the text on screen, then drops every place it finds on a map you can plan a trip from.
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