The world is asking
“Is this true?”

Trust in media has collapsed to 28% — a historic low. Community Notes takes 15 hours to publish; by then the post has already reached 80% of its audience. Meta shut down its entire fact-checking program. The tools people rely on are failing them.

Meanwhile, 70% of Americans believe fact-checkers are biased. Not because fact-checking doesn’t work as a methodology — but because it has become politically coded as a product.

The result: a verification vacuum. Millions of people asking “is this real?” with nowhere to get a trustworthy answer.

Existing solutions fail in predictable ways. AI fact-checkers hallucinate with no audit trail. Community-driven systems are too slow. Legacy fact-checkers have become politically coded. Aggregators flood feeds with AI-generated spam.

Dossier is the only system where verification happens in real time — before users arrive — with every reasoning step immutably recorded on a public ledger. For complex stories, agents surface gaps and users contribute evidence, with every contribution verified before it enters the record.