How to use Verihaq✦

Verihaq uses one sign-in. After you confirm your email, the same email and password work on the website and in the browser extension.

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   Register: Open the Sign Up page and enter your email address and a strong password.
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   Confirm Email: Check your inbox for the verification email sent by Verihaq. Tap the confirmation link to activate your account.
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   Single Login: Sign in on the web. Later, when you install the Verihaq extension, log in using these exact same credentials.

Use the dashboard when you already have the article text: a newsletter, a PDF export, or a page the extension cannot read. The sidebar labels this area Overview, Reports, Billing, and Settings.

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   Open New analysis: From Overview, tap New report. That opens the New analysis page.
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   Paste content: Fill Article text with the article body, not a URL. Title (optional) helps you find it later in Reports.
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   Run the report: Tap Analyze. Live progress walks through reading the article, finding claims, checking facts, looking at both sides, then putting the report together. It usually takes about a minute (up to a few minutes). You can leave the page. The finished report appears under Reports.
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   Read the report: You get an overall score, category bars, and Top Insights (Strong Point, Area for Improvement, Missing Information). Tabs cover Article, Overview, Analysis (claims), and Sources. Author background is on Overview.

The extension is for a live article tab. Click the Verihaq icon to open it next to the page, sign in with the same account, then analyze without pasting the text.

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   Install and pin: Tap Get the Verihaq extension, then pin it to your browser toolbar.
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   Sign in: Click the Verihaq icon in your browser, then log in with your website email and password.
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   Analyze the page: On a public article, tap Analyze this article. If you already extracted text, tap Check credibility. Browser settings pages, extension stores, and empty tabs cannot be analyzed. You will see “Can’t analyze this page.”

Each report has an overall score from 0–100. The badge on the report uses four labels:

On the Reports list, the Solid filter includes scores of 70 and above (Strong and Solid). Claims inside a report use Supported, Contradicted, Mixed, or Not verified. Category bars cover Claim Verification, Evidence Quality, Context Completeness, Opposing View Completeness, Author Credibility, Incentive Analysis, Emotional Framing, and Presentation Bias.

• Shared allowance: Web and extension reports both count toward the same monthly limit. Overview and Billing show used vs limit.
• Monthly reset: Unused reports do not roll over. The next batch is available on your reset date.
• Plans: Free includes 5 reports per month, Pro 40, Extra 80. Paid plans add more reports, with the same analysis. Manage this from Billing. Changing plan resets this month’s used count.