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AI-powered fact-checker. Select text on any page to verify claims instantly. NoMoreLie is an AI-powered fact-checker that lives in your browser. Select any text on any web page — a news headline, a social media post, a forum comment, a product claim — and instantly verify whether it holds up. HOW IT WORKS 1. Highlight text on any web page (10+ characters). 2. Click the floating "Fact Check" button that appears, or right-click and choose "Fact Check with NoMoreLie". 3. NoMoreLie breaks the text into individual claims and returns a clear verdict for each, with a short explanation and a confidence score. VERDICTS YOU CAN TRUST AT A GLANCE • True — the claim is accurate • False — the claim is inaccurate • Partially True — a mix of accurate and inaccurate elements • Unverifiable — can't be assessed (opinions, private data, or real-time information) Each result includes an overall summary plus a per-claim breakdown with a color-coded confidence bar, so you can quickly judge how strong the assessment is. CHOOSE YOUR AI PROVIDER • Groq (free tier) — fast, cloud-based checking. Just add a free API key. • Ollama (local) — run everything on your own machine, fully offline, for maximum privacy. PRIVACY FIRST • Your API key and settings are stored locally in your browser. • Fact-check requests are sent only to the provider you choose (Groq or your local Ollama server). • NoMoreLie does not sell your data or show ads. • Prefer total privacy? Use the local Ollama option and nothing ever leaves your computer. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT • Works on any website • Clean, distraction-free results panel • No account required • Lightweight and fast IMPORTANT NOTE NoMoreLie uses an AI language model to assess claims based on its training knowledge. It does not perform live web searches and may mark recent or niche claims as "Unverifiable." Treat results as a helpful starting point for your own judgment, not as definitive proof. Get started in seconds — install NoMoreLie, add your free Groq API key (or point it at Ollama), and start fact-checking the web.