TruthLens
A deterministic credibility analyzer that refracts a creator's public record into explainable signals.
TruthLens takes a public YouTube channel and produces a credibility report with eight weighted factors, each with the evidence that produced it. It extracts claims, flags per-video outliers, and tracks how a creator's framing drifts over time.
The interesting part is that every factor is derived from something you can point at in the source, and the whole history is sealed so a report cannot be quietly edited afterwards.
What made it interesting
- Eight factors with itemised evidence rather than one opaque number
- Sealed per-entity hash chain, replayable from a public endpoint
- Live data with honestly labelled offline fallback