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Is that internship the real thing?

Check the job post before you apply, and the offer letter before you sign. Get a 0 to 100 trust score with the evidence behind it, and live checks on the company's domain, website and public reputation.

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  • Every quote verified
  • Documents never stored
  • Free to use
0–100trust score from fixed, readable rules
100%of quotes checked against your text
3 agentsresearch the company in parallel
0documents stored on the server
How it works

From confusing paperwork to a clear answer in a minute

No legal background needed. You stay in control of what you share.

  1. 1

    Paste the post or the offer

    Paste a job post (or its link) before you apply, or the offer letter after you're selected. Add the company name and website for a sharper check.

  2. 2

    Agents research the company

    A post analyst reads the text while three agents work in parallel: one checks reviews and Reddit, one the company's domain and website, one funding news.

  3. 3

    Get a report you can act on

    A trust score with the evidence behind it, red flags with the exact clause quoted, and questions to ask before you sign.

What it checks

More than a summary: evidence you can verify

Every finding points back to your document or to a source you can open.

Red flags, with receipts

Training bonds, security deposits, held certificates, unpaid trial periods. Each flag quotes the clause and explains why it matters.

Quotes verified word for word

Internship trust score

A 0 to 100 score with a clear verdict, built from fixed rules you can read. Warning signs and good signs are listed separately.

Rules, not vibes

Domain age & website check

Is the company's domain brand new or unregistered? Does the website load, mention the company, or look parked?

Live RDAP lookup

Web & Reddit reputation

Searches for fraud reports, complaints and real experiences, and links the sources so you can read them yourself.

Sources linked

Research agents you can watch

See which agent ran, how long it took, which sources it used, and which findings counted. Claims without a real source never count.

Grounded evidence only

Questions to ask

Specific questions to send before you sign, each with a copy button. Plus a checklist to verify the company yourself.

Copy & send
Trust score

See how three different offers score

These are fictional examples. Tap one to see the signals behind its score.

0/100
High risk

    The score starts at 50, gains up to 25 for good signs and loses points for warning signs. One confirmed serious warning caps it at 35, and it never exceeds 85 because a document alone can't prove a company is real.

    Built to be honest

    An AI that shows its work, and admits its limits

    A confident wrong answer is worse than none. So the tool shows a risk level and its evidence, never a verdict on the company.

    • Quotes are verified. If the AI's quoted clause isn't in your document, it's marked, not trusted.
    • The score is rule-based. The AI only finds evidence. It can't pick the number.
    • Your document stays private. Processed in memory, never written to disk. Only the company's domain and name are used for lookups.
    • No data isn't a verdict. Many real small companies have no online footprint, and we say so instead of guessing.
    FAQ

    Questions you might have

    Is this legal advice?

    No. It helps you spot things worth asking about. For anything important, ask your college placement cell or someone you trust before you sign or pay anything.

    Is my offer letter stored?

    No. Uploads are processed in memory and never saved to disk or logged. Your saved reports live only in your own browser and contain the report, not the full letter.

    Can it prove an internship is real?

    No tool can from a document alone. It looks for known warning signs and checks public signals like domain age and reviews, then gives you a checklist to verify the company yourself on its official website.

    What if it finds nothing about my company?

    That's common for small or new firms and is reported as "no public discussion", not as a warning. Use the verification checklist and ask the company for a call with a named employee.

    What do the research agents do?

    They gather evidence and nothing else. The reputation agent searches the web and Reddit, the company agent checks the domain, website and careers page, and the funding agent looks for funding news. Every finding must point to a link a tool really returned in that run, and fixed rules, not the AI, turn the evidence into the score.

    Which languages and formats work?

    English text in PDF or .txt files up to 5 MB. Scanned images aren't readable, so paste the text instead.