How it works
Three steps. No dashboard to learn, no jargon to decode.
Scan
Paste a public URL. Scrutexity reads the page and identifies the substantive claims on it: the statements a visitor would rely on, not every sentence on the page.
Review
Each claim is checked against what evidence is visible on the page: is there a source, a study, a credential, a device name, a linked reference? Where support is missing, thin, or unclear, that becomes a finding.
Record
You get a plain-English snapshot of what was found and a dated review record. A detailed review adds a source-checked write-up and a safer wording suggestion for each flagged claim.
What a finding looks like
This is the format every review returns.
"FDA-approved laser treatments for permanent hair removal."
The public page does not clearly identify the device or supporting documentation for the wording used.
"Laser hair reduction using an FDA-cleared device. Results vary and maintenance sessions are typically required."