Lucid

Lucid helps you work out whether something online is real. Send it a link, a screenshot or a video, or just type a question. Then pick what you want to know: is this true, is it worth buying, is it AI, or is it a scam?

Lucid searches for live evidence and comes back with one clear verdict, a plain-English explanation, and the sources it used, named and linked so you can check them yourself. No scores, no guesswork. If the evidence is thin, it says so.

What people use it for

• Checking a viral post before sharing it: a shocking news story, a health tip, a "share before it gets deleted" warning.
• Spotting AI images and videos: that too-perfect photo, a celebrity clip that seems off, a heartwarming animal rescue. Lucid checks for signs of AI generation or editing.
• Checking a message before you reply: a text about a parcel, a bank warning, a job offer, a DM with a link. Lucid looks for known scam patterns and tells you what to do next.
• Deciding whether to buy: a product an influencer swears by, a TikTok Shop deal, an online shop you have never heard of. Lucid checks whether the seller is real and what buyers actually report, not what the ad says.

Features

• Four checks in one place: Is this true? Is this worth buying? Is this AI? Is this a scam?
• Works on links, screenshots, photos and videos from TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and X, or a question in your own words.
• One clear verdict word on a colour gauge, never a score or percentage.
• Follow-up questions, a paste-ready comment for the thread you found it in, and results you can share as an image.
• Your history, so you can find any check again.
• Ask in the comments: tag @asklucid.app under a public Instagram post and Lucid replies in the thread.

Lucid is built for everyone, not just people who live on AI tools. Free to start on iPhone, Android and the web at web.asklucid.app, with every feature included.