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Dispel ingests suspicious content across text, image, video, voice, music, screenshots, links, and messages.
Dispel helps evaluate suspicious images, video, voice, music, text, messages, and digital artifacts using provenance, synthetic indicators, scam patterns, and evidence-backed trust scoring.
Noise becomes signal. Suspicion becomes evidence. Evidence becomes action.
Dispel ingests suspicious content across text, image, video, voice, music, screenshots, links, and messages.
Signals are mapped across provenance, synthetic indicators, persuasion patterns, contradictions, and source mismatch.
A calibrated verdict condenses complexity into a readable trust score, evidence list, and recommended action.
Dispel does not read minds. It reads signals.
Urgent onboarding, identity requests, and pressure to pay for equipment upfront.
An emotional plea to send money immediately with no verifiable source trail.
Manipulated product photos, pressure to pay off-platform, and inconsistent story details.
Celebrity-style hype, guaranteed upside language, and unverifiable origin.
When origin markers exist, Dispel uses them. When they are missing, it says so.
Media and language patterns are evaluated conservatively, never marketed as magical certainty.
Urgency, coercion, authority signals, payment pressure, and known deception structures are surfaced clearly.
Unsupported or contradictory claims are flagged so users can verify before acting.
Built for normal users who need answers fast, and structured enough for product surfaces, creator protection, moderation, and trust & safety workflows.
{
"verdict": "SUSPICIOUS",
"overallTrustScore": 34,
"provenanceScore": 12,
"scamRiskScore": 78,
"recommendedAction": "Do not pay"
}
Core access for individual checks.
Protection for higher-volume personal use.
Infrastructure for creators, teams, and platforms.
No. It evaluates evidence and signals, then explains what is strong, weak, or unknown.
No. Dispel analyzes signals, provenance, manipulation indicators, scam patterns, and claim consistency.
It means the evidence is not strong enough to make a confident call.
Verify before you trust, share, or pay.