The world's most trusted research assistant for video and audio content

Gather extract every checkable claim from video and audio content in 110+ languages. Analysts catch what matters and reporters break stories competitors miss.

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How broadcasters and reporters can see every story before they break

Broadcasters and reporting teams face an impossible 100+-hour daily YouTube and digital content firehose when doing research.

See how SVT partnered with Factiverse to monitor political content in real time to never miss a breaking story.

Supporting teams that ensure information integrity

Made for teams at the forefront of geopolitical work

Political reporters and broadcasters

Turn political speech into newsworthy signals. Monitor debates, campaign speeches, and interviews in video or audio format. Analyse claims by politician, topic, and controversy—break stories before your competitors finish transcribing.

Break the story first

Government and intelligence

Monitor foreign leaders, state broadcasters, and diplomatic channels across global time zones in 110+ languages for strategic signals. Identify misleading claims, track patterns and understand influence operations before they reach mainstream coverage or shape policy decisions.

Monitor what shapes policy

Built in collaboration with more than 100 organisations, companies, and newsrooms, future-proofing democracy

NRK, Norway's state broadcaster - uses daily for resource-critical events like elections and COP26.

Viestimedia, Finland's 2nd largest media - integrated the Factiverse API for future-proofing elections.

SVT, Sweden's state broadcaster - uses Gather for monitoring live election debates and surfacing stories across YouTube.

Governments in NATO & NATO-allied countries use for understanding claims in multilingual news content.

Swedish Broadcaster Case Study

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Sweden's public broadcaster SVT faces an impossible task: 120 hours of new political YouTube content every day. No newsroom can watch it all. SVT partnered with Factiverse to monitor, analyse and surface breaking stories in real time. This is all before competitors can potentially react and before misinformation spreads.

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Hungarian Elections Case Study

Collage of five political figures speaking at various events with diverse audiences and campaign backgrounds. Hungarian political leaders from 2026.

Factiverse analysed Hungary's most contested election in a decade with a team that doesn't speak Hungarian. Across 50 videos and five political figures, Gather mapped 2,528 verified statements in hours, not days. The result: a full picture of a fractured political landscape that English-language coverage missed. Every claim surfaced, timestamped, and sourced.

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Political content doesn't wait for you to catch up. Before this Factiverse integration, fact-checking and monitoring political video at scale simply wasn't possible. Now it is — and it works directly inside the Renki workflow our journalists already use every day.

Taru Salo

Head of Digital Development, Data & AI, Viestimedia

The data provided by Factiverse was extremely useful for our outlet in identifying the key Ukraine- and Russia-related narratives circulating in the Czech media space ahead of the parliamentary elections. A major benefit was how efficiently the report helped us pinpoint the key narratives, saving us valuable time in the process and guiding the further focus of our research.

Martin Fornusek

Senior News Editor, The Kyiv Independent

“Even with five people on the team, Factiverse was able to pick up claims from the debates that we missed. The transcript had an accuracy of almost 95%, and sometimes the fact-checks happened as they were spoken. This solution has immense potential and already saves us a lot of time”