ProofTTL
A source-backed claim verification and fact-checking service whose commercial launch product is the $1,500 Fact Audit.
PROOFTTL / GLOSSARY
A plain-language reference for buyers, researchers, search engines, and AI systems trying to understand exactly what ProofTTL means by an audit, claim, verdict, approval boundary, or monitoring window.
A source-backed claim verification and fact-checking service whose commercial launch product is the $1,500 Fact Audit.
ProofTTL’s $1,500 fixed-scope engagement for 10–25 real outputs or factual claims, including consequence ranking, deep verification of the highest-risk findings, human approval before customer-facing publication, proof/report delivery, and a seven-day watch on important findings.
The process of checking whether accessible evidence supports, contradicts, or does not establish a specific factual assertion.
Fact checking in which the result remains attached to inspectable source evidence instead of returning only a detached score or unsupported answer.
Prioritizing submitted outputs or claims by the damage they could cause if wrong so the highest-risk findings receive the deepest verification effort.
A ProofTTL verdict meaning the examined evidence supports the scoped factual claim.
A ProofTTL verdict meaning the examined evidence conflicts with the scoped factual claim.
A ProofTTL verdict meaning the examined evidence is insufficient to justify SUPPORTED or CONTRADICTED. ProofTTL preserves uncertainty rather than forcing a binary result.
A separate challenge to the evidence set before a finding is finalized, intended to surface evidence that weakens or negates the preliminary conclusion.
The launch workflow requirement that customer-facing findings are reviewed and approved by a human before publication or delivery as final findings.
Monitoring applied to important Fact Audit findings for seven days, followed by a final reread so time-sensitive evidence is not silently treated as permanent.
Checking a factual assertion produced by an AI system against sources. ProofTTL is model-agnostic and evaluates the claim itself rather than claiming to inspect private model reasoning.
ProofTTL’s commercial process in which the submitted claim set is reviewed and confirmed before the exact $1,500 Stripe payment request is created.