About ZeroTrue
ZeroTrue is focused on making synthetic media detection more useful, transparent, and operational for teams that need to review authenticity at scale.
Coverage
Text, images, audio, video, and code in one product.
Access
A web checker for direct use and an API for integrations.
Interpretation
Probabilistic evidence that should be reviewed with source context.
Mission
AI-generated media is becoming normal. The hard problem is deciding when authenticity matters and how to explain detection evidence responsibly.
- Multimodal detection
- Evidence-backed reporting
- Responsible use
- Reviewer-centered workflows
Transparency principles
ZeroTrue avoids unsupported certainty claims and treats detection as probabilistic evidence.
- Publish limitations
- Track false positives
- Document methodology
- Support human review
Where the platform fits
ZeroTrue is used as an authenticity signal in workflows where synthetic media can create fraud, trust, security, or policy risk.
- Enterprise review
- Journalism and OSINT
- Platform integrity
- Developer products
Common use cases
Enterprise AI detection
Media authenticity
Trust and safety
Methodology and limitations
How to read a result
Detection output is probabilistic evidence. A high score means the observed signals are consistent with synthetic or manipulated content under the current model and sample conditions. It does not prove authorship or intent.
When review is required
Short samples, heavy editing, compression, translation, re-recording, mixed human and AI content, and new generators can reduce confidence. Use human review before high-impact decisions.
Try ZeroTrue
Run a browser check, inspect the public API example, or create an account to keep results and generate an API key.
Frequently asked questions
Why focus on synthetic media?
Synthetic media risk spans text, image, audio, video, and code, so a narrow detector is not enough for many teams.
Does ZeroTrue claim perfect detection?
No. Detection is probabilistic and should be used with context and human review.
Where can I learn about methodology?
Start with the research and benchmarks pages for limitations, metrics, and evaluation structure.