Unvail

Unvail is a comprehensive web application and browser extension designed to help users assess the authenticity of various digital media. Key features include: • Analysis of images, video, audio, and text content • Detection of computer-generated media • Verification of claims in articles against public sources • Web extension for real-time browsing analysis • Standalone web app for direct content submission This tool allows you to quickly determine the likelihood that an image, video, audio file, or text passage was created by a computer program. It provides a detailed breakdown of the reasoning behind its assessment, rather than a simple 'yes' or 'no' verdict. Beyond media origin, Unvail also scrutinizes claims made within articles and YouTube videos, cross-referencing them with external public reporting to provide a map of corroborating or conflicting sources. Unvail processes all types of visual media, analyzes audio tracks including real-time playback, and evaluates text content from pasted snippets to entire articles. For videos, it samples frames during playback to pinpoint potentially computer-generated segments. For articles and videos, it extracts specific claims, searches for relevant reporting, and presents a summary of journalistic consensus or disagreement, complete with source links and timestamps for video claims. This helps users understand the broader media landscape surrounding specific statements. Ideal for journalists, researchers, content consumers, and anyone who needs to critically evaluate digital content. It provides a powerful layer of verification for online information, helping users make informed judgments about the content they encounter daily. Currently available for users in the US.