ReelFact policy
ReelFact is an AI-assisted video fact-checking tool. This page explains how the current free version handles video links, temporary files, analytics and AI outputs.
When you submit a video URL, ReelFact processes that URL and temporarily downloads the video for analysis. The app may also process basic browser analytics such as page views, referrers and approximate location through Vercel Analytics.
Downloaded videos are stored temporarily during processing and are deleted after the analysis finishes or fails. Do not submit private, confidential, copyrighted, or sensitive videos unless you have the right to process them.
ReelFact uses AI models to extract claims and produce explanations. AI can make mistakes, misunderstand context, miss satire, or use incomplete sources. Results should be treated as an assistant's analysis, not as final proof.
Source-backed results are only as reliable as the sources available at the time of checking. Users should open the reference links, compare dates, and verify important claims independently before making decisions.
Source-backed checks may appear in the public Verified Feed unless the user selects the private option before running the check. Public feed entries may show the reel URL, verdict, summary and reference sources, but do not show the submitter's email or account identity.
Login and paid plans are planned for future phases. When enabled, the privacy policy will be updated with details about account data, payment providers and subscription records.