Marsh - Fact Check Buddy

Meet Marsh — your fact-checking marshmallow buddy.

Fake news spreads fast. Marsh helps you slow down and check. When you're reading something that feels off — a viral post, a screenshot from a group chat, a "breaking" headline — Marsh reads what's on your screen and tells you whether it looks REAL, POSSIBLY FAKE, or UNCERTAIN, with a short, plain explanation.

TWO WAYS TO USE IT
- Bubble mode: a cute bubble floats on top of any app. Tap it to check the screen. Drag it out of the way, or hold and drop it on the X to close.
- Screenshot mode: no bubble at all. Marsh checks automatically every time you take a screenshot, then gets out of your way.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Open Marsh, pick a mode, and tap Start.
2. Tap the bubble, or take a screenshot, on anything you want to check.
3. Marsh focuses on the main post on screen (ignoring the clock, app bars and half-cut posts) and shows a verdict with a short why.

WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT
- Clear verdicts: Looks real, Possibly fake, or Not sure, plus a short, human explanation.
- Works in any app: news sites, social media, group chats, browsers.
- On-device text reading: the screen is read locally; only the text is sent for checking, never the image.
- 10 languages: Marsh answers in English, Filipino, Chinese, Spanish, Hindi, Arabic, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean or French.
- Pick a tone: calm, cheerful, or blunt about fake news.
- History: your last 10 checks, saved on your device.

FREE, EVERY DAY
10 fact-checks a day, free, with no account and no sign-up. Optional promo codes add non-expiring bonus checks. A check is only used when Marsh actually gives you a verdict — "please scan again" and "the AI is busy" don't cost you anything.

PRIVACY FIRST
No account. No ads. No trackers. Your screenshots are never uploaded or stored by Marsh — only the extracted text is sent for the fact-check. Full policy: https://hellomarsh.app/privacy.html

A HELPFUL SIGNAL, NOT THE LAST WORD
Marsh is an assistant, not an authority. It can be wrong, especially when a post is blurry or incomplete. Always double-check important claims with official, trustworthy sources before believing or sharing. Every result has a Report button so you can flag mistakes.