A rumour about you is at twelve thousand likes and climbing. Answer too early and you have just shown it to people who would never have seen it. Answer too late and your silence is part of the story. Relity tells you the moment it stops being social and becomes press.
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The corroborated feedEvery story ranked by how many of the 21 newsrooms we track are carrying it.
The daily briefingWhat is loud and unconfirmed, and what the press agrees on. By email or on Telegram.
On the RecordPublic figures in their own words, with the newsroom coverage beside each post.
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Watch a name, or a subjectA company, a person, a product — or a topic you need to know about the moment it becomes real. Relity checks 21 independent newsrooms every couple of minutes and emails you the moment two of them are carrying a story about it — the moment a rumour stops being social and becomes press.
A line you can point atNot "something was posted" — two independent newsrooms. That is a threshold decided in advance and applied the same way to everything, so responding becomes a policy rather than a call you have to justify afterwards.
Silence, reported as silenceIf nothing has crossed, we say so plainly. An alert tool that only speaks when something is wrong is indistinguishable from an alert tool that is broken.
The timeline, afterwardsEvery crossing keeps its own page: when the claim appeared, which newsrooms carried it, and exactly how long the gap was. When someone asks how much warning you had, that is the answer.
Relity goes and looksWhen a check comes back empty or off-topic, Pro sends Relity out to search the live web for your exact claim — and tells you what it found, or that it found nothing, with the pages attached.
Check without counting1,000 checks a day instead of 10.
It keeps the lights onRelity has no ads and sells nothing about you. Subscriptions are the whole business model, which is why the answers stay neutral.
“Why not just search for it?”
You could. Open a search at 2pm, again at 2:20, again at 2:40, and each time decide for yourself whether what you are looking at is press or noise. That works. It is also a judgement call you have to make forty times a day, and you have to be awake for all of them.
A search alert
Fires on the first blog post that mentions the name. There is no threshold, so most of what it sends is noise — and after two weeks of noise you stop opening it, which is the point at which it starts costing you something.
Asking an AI
Good at is this true, at the moment you ask. It cannot tell you when it became true, because nobody recorded that. And it cannot tell you anything at 2:55pm while you are in a meeting.
Relity Watch
Emails you when two independent newsrooms are carrying it — a line drawn before your story happened, not during it. Says so when nothing has crossed. Keeps the timeline afterwards.
Being straight about it: for a question you would only ask once, search it. You do not need us. Relity is for the question you have to keep asking, about the same name, indefinitely — and for the afternoon you get asked how long you knew.
Everything free stays free — the feed, the briefing, the articles and the Telegram bot are not going behind this.
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