Truth Score shows live reputation signals beside detected social usernames while the extension is active. It records deepfake, abuse, spam, misinformation, and unscientific incidents in the ledger.
Truth Score helps people and teams make better decisions before trust is given. These examples follow the current ledger categories: deepfake, bully/spam, misinformation, and unscientific content.
Personal Safety
Dating & Relationships
Before meeting someone from a dating app, check their social ID. Deepfake or abuse history gives you context before you decide to meet.
Parents & Children
If your teenager is talking to someone online, a clean score can reassure you; a dangerous score can start the conversation that matters.
Friendships & Trust
When someone new enters your circle, Truth Score can reveal patterns of targeted harassment before they get close.
Professional & Business
Hiring
Before an offer letter, teams can review public social behavior signals such as threats, abuse, or repeated harassment patterns.
Brand Collaborations
Brands can check whether a creator has repeated misinformation or unscientific content flags before collaboration becomes liability.
Influencer Marketing
Agencies can evaluate creator trust alongside reach and engagement, using behavior history instead of vanity metrics alone.
Vendor & Partner Vetting
Before working with a freelancer, consultant, or partner, teams can check professional social IDs for relevant red flags.
Community & Social
Comment Sections
Readers can see who has a history of harassment and who appears to be engaging in good faith.
Online Communities
Admins can review incoming members' social IDs before granting access to private communities.
Event Organizers
Conference, workshop, and meetup teams can check social IDs during registration review to spot known abuse patterns.
Health & Safety
Medical Misinformation
Health workers and caregivers can check whether an account has a track record of unsafe or misleading health claims.
Science Communication
Science communicators can show audiences when an account has repeated unscientific flags instead of arguing from one post alone.
Journalism & Research
Source Verification
Journalists can check whether a social source has a history of misinformation before relying on a tip.
Fact-Checking Teams
Investigators can use account history to spot repeated patterns around viral claims and coordinated abuse.
Academic Research
Researchers studying online abuse, misinformation, or harassment can work with structured, hashed incident data.
Legal & Institutional
Evidence for Complaints
Victims of online harassment can point to timestamped, hash-protected incidents instead of relying only on scattered screenshots.
Platform Policy Teams
Trust and safety teams can use Truth Score as an external signal when reviewing accounts already flagged by users.
Cybercrime Investigations
Teams investigating harassment, deepfake abuse, or coordinated campaigns can review a structured ledger of incidents.
Emerging Use Cases
AI Agent Trust
As online agents interact for people, reputation signals can help decide whether an account is safe to engage with.
Web3 & DAO Governance
Communities can review account behavior patterns when assessing manipulation risk around proposals and votes.
Insurance & Risk
Risk teams can consider public social behavior signals as part of broader digital risk reviews.
Marriage & Background Checks
Families doing due diligence can add public digital behavior history alongside existing background checks.
The core insight
You cannot currently verify the behavioral record of most people you meet online.
Truth Score makes that record visible through live score pills, structured categories, hash-protected evidence, and duplicate-safe reporting. The internet gave everyone a voice. Truth Score gives everyone a reputation.
Check Your Score
Enter your social media ID
Search a social username already seen by the ledger to view its latest Truth Score.
How to Improve
Understanding your Truth Score
Your score starts at 100 and changes when supported evidence is recorded. Here is what moves it and how to recover.