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About & FAQs

Trully is a simple and credible news credibility checker designed to help you identify trustworthy news sources quickly.

Using advanced algorithms and fact-checking techniques, Trully assesses the accuracy and credibility of news content, helping you stay informed with confidence.

About & FAQs

Trully is a simple and credible news credibility checker designed to help you identify trustworthy news sources quickly.

Using advanced algorithms and fact-checking techniques, Trully assesses the accuracy and credibility of news content, helping you stay informed with confidence.

About Trully

Trully: The Project's purpose was to create a news credibility checker to help users quickly and accurately determine whether a news source or article is trustworthy, especially in an era where misinformation and fake news are widespread. Ultimately, a news reliability checker aims to enhance media literacy and support users in navigating the complex news landscape with greater confidence.

News Credibility Checker

Trully is a web app that uses deep learning to assess news credibility with percentage scoring and binary classification. It analyzes articles using NLP, checking factors like factual accuracy and consistency with verified data.

Trully provides real-time analysis, helping users quickly evaluate news trustworthiness and avoid misinformation with confidence.

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Goals & Objectives

To provide users with a fast, accurate, and user-friendly tool that evaluates the credibility of news articles, helping them make informed decisions and reduce the spread of misinformation.

Trully aims to promote media literacy and foster a more trustworthy news environment by empowering individuals to critically assess the news they consume.

Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to the Trully FAQs! Here, you'll find answers to common questions about how Trully works, how news reliability are evaluated, and how you can use the news reliability checker tool.

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Trully App is a news credibility checker that provides insights on the trustworthiness of news articles by assigning a credibility score. It also gauges the similarity of the news being analyzed with related recent news to help users assess the reliability and context of the information. This tool supports users in identifying misinformation with automated checks based on its text structure and context handled by a Deep Learning Model, offering a comprehensive approach to verifying news content.

Anyone can use Trully. Non-logged users have free access to the News Credibility Checker, which allows them to gauge the credibility of news being scanned. Users with a Trully account have additional benefits, such as the ability to save scanned news to a personal library and to compare the similarity of the scanned news with related recent news in the Philippines.

Trully Beta Program provides its News Credibility Checker service free of charge to all users, allowing them to use it without any charge.

Yes, Trully is accessible through mobile with any installed web browser on a mobile device. This is known as a "mobile web app," which means you can use Trully by simply opening your preferred browser (such as Chrome, Safari, or Firefox) on your smartphone or tablet and navigating to the app’s website. Mobile web apps are designed to be responsive and functional on mobile devices, though the experience may differ slightly from a dedicated mobile app

Trully is currently on its Beta Stage. The point of the beta program is to allow real users to test the software in real-world environments to help developers identify bugs, usability issues, and performance problems that may not have been discovered during internal testing. The main goal is to gather feedback / observe occurring system bugs and make improvements based on user experiences before the software is finalized and released to the public. Futhermore, Beta versions may still contain bugs or incomplete features.

To determine if news is credible, you can try using Trully’s News Credibility Checker, which is developed with advanced Deep Learning techniques, including Recurrent Neural Networks and Natural Language Processing. This tool analyzes news content to provide an assessment of its reliability, helping users identify misinformation effectively. Additionally, credible news verification often involves checking multiple trusted fact-checking websites, evaluating the source’s reputation, cross-referencing information with official documents or multiple outlets, and being cautious of sensationalized or biased content

Credibility Score is the evaluation metric provided by Trully AI that determines how credible or reliable the scanned news article is. After the analysis, a probability-based score along with a brief descriptive label is displayed on the results page to summarize the news’ trustworthiness. This score reflects the likelihood that the news content is accurate and trustworthy based on the AI’s assessment.

Trully evaluates news using a newly developed AI engine designed to gauge the probability of a news article’s credibility based on its text structure and context. This AI engine leverages Deep Learning and Natural Language Processing techniques to analyze the text, enabling it to assess how trustworthy the news content is. By examining linguistic patterns and contextual information, Trully provides a probabilistic measure of credibility to help users discern reliable news from misinformation.

Yes, scanned news is automatically saved in the Trully Library for logged-in users. However, non-logged users currently do not have access to this feature and therefore cannot save scanned news in the Trully Library.

If a headline seems sensational or exaggerated, you should scan the news using Trully’s News Credibility Checker to assess the probability of the headline and the news content’s credibility. This tool uses advanced AI techniques to analyze the reliability of the information, helping you identify whether the news is trustworthy or potentially misleading.

To access your Library, you must first log in to your Trully account. Once logged in, click the “Library” tab, where you will find a list of your previously scanned news articles along with their related news. Process: Log In > Home (Logged In) > Library > View Saved News

Access to previously scanned news is available only to users with a Trully account. Logged-in users can view summaries of their scanned results by selecting the specific news item from the Library tab located in the sidebar. Process: Log In > Home (Logged In) > Library > Select News > View Summary

The data saved in the library include the following: (a) News Key Search as Headline; (b) News Context and Date Scanned; (c) News Credibility Score and Descriptive Analysis; (d) Related News Details; and (e) Similarity Score.

Users with a Trully account have a maximum of 5 similarity checks per day. These similarity checks are also saved automatically in the user’s library for later review.

Yes, any logged-in user with a Trully account can add additional scanned news to the library. This feature is exclusively available to registered users.

To check if news is credible, anyone can use Trully’s AI News Credibility Checker, which provides a News Credibility Score indicating the likelihood that the news is reliable. This AI-powered tool analyzes the content using advanced techniques such as deep learning and natural language processing to evaluate the trustworthiness of the news article. By generating a probability-based credibility score, Trully helps users quickly gauge how credible the news is, supporting informed decision-making and helping to identify misinformation effectively

Anyone can access the Discovery feature to explore and discover the latest news from the Philippines across various news categories. This allows users to stay updated with recent developments and trending topics relevant to the country.

Scanned news is automatically saved to the Trully Library for logged-in users. Non-logged users currently do not have access to this feature and therefore cannot save scanned news in the Trully Library. To save your scanned news, simply log in to your Trully account before scanning, and the news will be stored automatically in your library for easy access and review.

To revisit previously scanned news on Trully, log in to your account, then navigate to the Library tab via the sidebar. From there, you can view the summary of any scanned news by selecting the specific item you wish to review. Process: Log In > Home (Logged In) > Library > Select News > View Summary

To install the Trully App on your mobile phone, open any web browser on your device and go to trully.com.ph. Then, access the browser’s settings menu (such as in Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, or Mozilla Firefox) and select the option labeled “Add to Phone” or “Add to Home Screen.” This action will add the Trully app icon to your phone’s home screen, allowing you to launch the app easily like a native application. Process: trully.com.ph (via any browser) > Browser Settings > Add to Phone/Home Screen > Launch App

Yes, you may create multiple accounts provided that each account uses a different email address and a unique username.

By signing up and creating a Trully account, you agree to the Terms and Conditions of the Beta Program and gain access to features such as saving your scanned news in the Trully Library. Additionally, your account provides you with access to the news similarity feature, allowing you to compare news articles for better context and credibility assessment.

No, usernames are unique and cannot be duplicated. Each username must be distinct across all users.

To change your password on Trully, log in to your account, navigate to your Profile section, and select the option to update your password. Enter your current password, then provide your new password and save the changes. Process: Log In > Profile > Update Password > Save Changes

To reset your password, go to the Log In page and click on the "Forgot Password?" link. An OTP (One-Time Password) will be sent to your registered email address to verify your identity. Once you enter and validate the OTP, you will be prompted to create a new password for your account. After submitting your new password, you can immediately use it to log in to your account.