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PolitiTruth

by Cinq-Mars Media

iPhone · iPad

Abandoned risk Last checked 6 Aug 2026

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What it is
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At a glance
  • Free to download

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Official categories

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Key functions

Function Availability Access Scope Evidence
Free app Yes Free Store published

Screens

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15 store screenshots

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Pricing & paywalls

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  • Free

Ratings & reviews

App Store

3.3 35 ratings · App Store

  1. 4/5A great idea, and useful for learning

    This app helps find the truth and explains how the truth was arrived at. Pay no strength to those rating the app low because they don't like it being pointed out that they are believing lies. One suggesting for improvement: It makes for awkward reading to start a quiz item with the word "Says..." And then put the name of the source at the bottom of the screen. It would make more sense to start the item in this manner: [name of person or publication] says [whatever they said]. Thank you for this wonderful and fun tool.

    Dpn121212 · 6 Aug 2026

  2. 3/5One small issue

    Some confusion on questions which are worded like, Person A says that Person B says that Trump wears a wig. Are we judging Person A (did B actually make the statement?), or are we judging the veracity of the statement itself?

    RedImpulse · 6 Aug 2026

  3. 5/5Super fun and challenges your preconceptions

    Had a blast playing this. No bugs as far as I can see. And despite what some reviewers say, it treats all sides with equal scrutiny. Like a bad team blaming the referee, some people don’t like that. I am pretty left wing and my tactic of marking any conservative as false definitely didn’t work. I’ve learned lots of new stuff I didn’t know before.

    Mr. Man10 · 6 Aug 2026

  4. 3/5Wording needs work

    As others have noted, some items begin with someone “says”, then they make a statement. Are we to judge on whether or not the person said it or whether or not it’s true? Some are scored one way, some the other. Raises frustration level.

    Sahlore · 6 Aug 2026

  5. 1/5Political propaganda.

    When a right leaning fact is displayed that would support the parties reputation, the quotes are slightly changed to make them “technically” false because they didn’t say it word for word. Also some “facts” are “false” before the fact checker used an opinion based statement to prove it “wrong” Do your own research

    Prawnwell · 6 Aug 2026

Privacy & accessibility

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Privacy

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  • Data Not Linked to You — User Content Developer declared

Accessibility

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Versions

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  • 1.0
  • 2.0.2

    Performance optimizations, UI improvements including increased legibility and new graphic assets

  • 3.0

    Newly updated for the 2020 election with major UI and stability improvements and integration with PolitiFact's new API.

  • 4.0 · 21 Aug 2024

    Updated for 2024 with the latest PolitiFact checks.

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