Your AI sounds confident. That’s the problem.
AI doesn’t hedge when it’s wrong. It states fabricated facts with the same tone as real ones. Here are three things ASURIQ caught that your AI delivered with a straight face.
“Yes, ibuprofen is generally safe to take with blood thinners like warfarin.”
This one could send someone to the ER.
“Einstein famously failed math as a student.”
Confidently wrong. Classic AI move.
“Flamethrowers are legal to own in most U.S. states.”
Your AI was nervous for nothing.
Right-click anything. On any website.
ASURIQ verifies AI responses inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other supported platforms. It also works on any web page: right-click any claim — a product listing, a news article, a research paper — and run the same verification engine. Same databases. Same proof. Anywhere text makes a factual claim.
Same verification. Same databases. Same proof. Whether the claim came from an AI or from a website.
One green square. Every AI.
Real sources. Not AI checking AI.
Every check runs against 21 real-world databases. Government filings, medical research, financial records, legal documents, fact-check archives. Real data from real institutions.
The list is growing. Every new database makes verification more thorough. See the full coverage map →
If we can’t check it, we say so.
“We couldn’t find public sources for this” is not the same as “this is wrong.” ASURIQ tells you exactly what it could and couldn’t find. No fake certainty. No guessing.
“My company’s internal policy says employees can work remotely on Fridays.”
Internal documents aren’t in any public database. The gray badge means ASURIQ looked and found nothing either way. Not wrong. Not right. Unknown.
“A hot dog is technically a sandwich.”
This is a definitional debate, not a factual claim. ASURIQ checks facts, not arguments about condiment taxonomy.
Wherever your AI already is.
ASURIQ runs inside the AI you already use. No separate app. Right-click verification works on any website.
Every check creates a permanent record.
Anyone can draw a green checkmark. ASURIQ creates a certificate you can share: what was checked, what sources were found, who owns those sources, and whether the evidence is actually independent. Permanent link. Real evidence.
“The Eiffel Tower was completed in 1889.”
Four sources, but Wikipedia and Wikidata share an owner. Three independent confirmations.
Real screenshot. Click to watch the full check.
Start free with Verify. Build from there.
Verify is the foundation. When you’re ready, there are six more products that make your AI think better, remember more, write better code, and act in the real world. Each one standalone. No bundle pressure.
Currently in friends-and-family beta. Built on peer-reviewed cognitive architecture.