TrueSay

Share on your terms.Decide who sees it.Follow what matters.

Artificial social intelligence that understands people — and still answers to them.

Now available for iPhone and Android

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Your post, your rules

Choose who sees this before you share.

Create your own space

Groups, places, events, and real communities.

Creators keep control

Grow your audience without losing your connection to them.

The TrueSay app

A social app where you're in control.

Post, follow and talk on your terms. Share with everyone, your followers, your Close Friends or just yourself. Decide who can reply. Tune your own feed. And when you want to make more than a post, creator tools are built in.

  • The TrueSay composer with a post written and Who can see this open: Everyone, Followers, Close Friends or Only me.
    Choose who sees every post, before you share it.
  • The TrueSay composer's Post controls: hide the date, hide counts, who can comment (everyone, followers or no one) with followers selected, and who can repost or quote.
    Hide the date and counts. Choose who can reply.
  • Feed Recipes in the TrueSay app, headed Your Feed, Your Rules. The active recipe, Balanced, is split into relevance 40 percent, freshness 35 percent, popularity 15 percent and following 10 percent, with quick-start recipes Chill and News-First and popular recipes to install or fork.
    Feed Recipes: tune your own feed.
  • Close Friends

    Share with a smaller circle. People aren't told when they're added or removed.

  • Mute the noise

    Filter words, phrases and hashtags out of your feed.

  • Comment filters

    Hide comments on your posts that contain words you choose.

  • Private account

    Decide who can follow you and who can message you.

Real screens from the TrueSay app, shown with a demo account.

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Creator tools · TrueSay Agents

From the morning's headlines to a post you can stand behind.

A team of AI agents checks the story, writes your script, reads it aloud, checks the video you made and drafts the post. Every verdict links to its source. Every result is AI-generated and labelled, and you decide what gets published. In the app for iPhone and Android, and in your Workspace on the web.

  1. 1Find the story
  2. 2Check the facts
  3. 3Write the script
  4. 4Hear it read
  5. 5Check your video
  6. 6Draft the post
  • Talk about this in the TrueSay app, on the story Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 Unveiled, checked against independent sources: one fact Confirmed by two independent newsrooms, one Disputed as partly true but missing context, and one Reported by one newsroom so far.
    Talk about this: every key fact in a story, labelled.
  • Script Agent fact-check tab in the TrueSay app: four claims confirmed, one wrong, one disputed, three unverified. The wrong claim, that the whole world switched calendars right away, is kept out of the script with what the sources say instead.
    Script Agent: wrong claims kept out of your script.
  • Video Analysis claims tab in the TrueSay app: a 23-second video titled Morning routine myths, four claims checked against web sources, one supported, two misleading, one false, each with a timestamp, an explanation and its sources. The header notes the video was deleted.
    Video Analysis: each claim you said, checked.
Making a voiceover in the TrueSay Workspace on the web: every line of a leap-year script with its source, a repeated line left out, a line with no source waiting for Keep or Leave out, six voices to choose from, and a note that it is labelled as an AI voice.
Voiceovers on the web: only checked lines are read, in the voice you pick.
  • Talk about this

    Tap it on any story. See what's confirmed, then make a post, talking points or a script.

  • Script Agent

    Fact-check your idea and get a script built on facts that hold up.

  • Voiceovers

    Hear a checked script or brief read aloud, with captions for your editor.

  • Video Analysis

    Upload your own original video before you post it: claims checked, risks flagged, captions written.

  • Draft a post

    Turn a story, script or brief into a post draft from sourced facts. You add your take.

  • Interview Agent

    Give it a guest and a topic. Get a brief and the questions to ask.

  • Explainer Agent

    Give it a topic. Get background, a timeline and a glossary, every line footnoted.

  • Profile Agent

    Give it a public figure. Get who they are, from the public record.