No more hedging
“ChatGPT can make mistakes” becomes “ChatGPT makes mistakes.” Claude and Gemini word it differently and get the same treatment. Grok ships no disclaimer at all, so it is handed one.
Chrome extension
A very small extension that drops the hedge from the footer disclaimer on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Google's AI Mode — in your own language — gilds what's left, and hands you a button for when the answer is confidently wrong.
Or download the .zip and load it unpacked.
ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important info.
“ChatGPT can make mistakes” becomes “ChatGPT makes mistakes.” Claude and Gemini word it differently and get the same treatment. Grok ships no disclaimer at all, so it is handed one.
The line goes bold and a wide gold band glides across it slowly, once in a while. A highlight, not a spinner.
An Improve answer button above the composer appends a firm reminder to double-check before answering.
Coming soon
The paid version turns this into a proper toolbar: a library of one-click prompts, buttons you write yourself, and different sets for each chat. The free extension keeps doing what it does today — nothing gets taken away.
Submit to request a confirmation email. Once confirmed, you'll get one email when the paid version is ready. No newsletter.
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Accuracy guides
The extension supplies the reminder. These guides supply the repeatable workflow: match verification to risk, inspect primary sources, and keep uncertainty next to the claim.
Pillar guide
A risk-based guide to wrong answers, fabricated citations, current facts, and claim-level verification.
Read guide →Pillar guide
What hallucinations are, why plausible falsehoods happen, and the warning signs worth checking first.
Read guide →Playbook
A seven-step workflow that turns a fluent answer into claims, evidence, and recorded uncertainty.
Read guide →2026 comparison
Choose among reminders, web search, prompt builders, automated checks, and multi-model review.
Read guide →Loading the release archive unpacked takes about a minute.
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