Is that answer actually true?

You asked your AI a question. It answered with confidence. But is it right?

Verify cross-references every AI response against 21 evidence databases in real time and returns a badge. Green means correct. Amber means check. Red means stop. No extra steps.

The badge is free, no daily cap. No account required.

Green means the answer is correct. The badge only turns amber or red when truthfulness is in question, not when sources are missing. Solid shapes mean a judgment was made. An outline means there was not enough data to judge.

That feeling when you're not sure if the AI is right.

You know the moment. Your AI gave you an answer that sounds authoritative. Specific numbers. Named studies. Confident tone. And somewhere in the back of your mind: "Is this real?"

That uncertainty costs you time. You open a browser tab. You search for the source. You try to verify a claim that came from an AI that can't tell you where it got it. Twenty minutes later, you're not even sure what you're looking for.

Verify eliminates that moment. The badge answers the question before you have to ask it. Green means go. Amber means check. Red means stop. You never have to wonder.

The badge says caution. The card says why.

Want more than a color? Open the card. One credit gets you the full breakdown: which claims are supported, which are unsupported, and what to ask next.

This is what you get for 1 credit. The badge told you to be cautious. The card told you exactly which claim was the problem and suggested what to ask next.

21 databases today. More every month.

ASURIQ doesn't ask another AI whether the first AI was right. It checks claims against authoritative databases. PubMed for medical claims. SEC EDGAR for financial claims. Congress.gov for legislative claims. Real evidence, not consensus.