Learn to spot fake news and manipulation

Short interactive lessons where every case is generated individually: a bit of theory, a real example — and a breakdown of why it works (or doesn't).

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Theory only when you need it
The AI decides when to explain a new technique and when to go straight to practice.
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Live cases
Examples adapt to your level and gradually get harder.
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Progress is always visible
Points and mistake breakdowns — no time limits, practice as much as you want.

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Your account keeps your points and progress — the AI trainer runs on it too.

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Training

No levels, no locks — the AI decides when to remind you of the theory and when to raise the difficulty. Practice as long as you like, progress is always visible in your profile.

Technique glossary

Terms unlock as you complete the matching topics in training — no need to redo everything just to check what you've already unlocked.

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This section grows as new topics are added.

Civic Literacy

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Section in development

This section will feature materials on understanding today's social issues and where to turn to actually help solve them — separate from the manipulation trainer.

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Settings

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"System" follows your device/browser setting automatically.
Interface colors
Random cycles the accent color on every page change. Fixed keeps one color everywhere.
Interface language
Changes the language of the whole site, including the placeholder case texts.

About the project

We're building this platform for the UNESCO Youth Hackathon 2026 (Open Track) to teach people to recognize fake news and manipulation through short interactive lessons — similar in format to language-learning apps, but with individually generated cases instead of a fixed set of tasks.

Right now the clickbait section runs on Grok's API — that's how we show what the finished product will feel like. Later we'll swap it for our own trained system instead of a third-party AI.