The internet's trust layer — where anyone can review, rate, and verify the trustworthiness of any content, creator, or organization online.
Web Jury empowers internet users to share honest opinions about any content, creator, platform, or entity on the web, creating a transparent and democratic accountability system where political bias is visible and information accuracy is measurable.
YouTube removed public dislikes. Influencers promote scam products with no accountability. News outlets spread biased content with no standardized measurement. Web Jury fills this gap — giving every piece of content on the internet a public review page with trust scores, bias ratings, and accuracy metrics.
Paste any URL — YouTube video, tweet, news article, creator profile — and Web Jury automatically creates a review page.
Write detailed reviews with mandatory political bias and accuracy votes. Every review contributes to the entity's trust score.
See aggregated trust scores, bias spectrum position, accuracy percentage, crowd tags, and dimension ratings at a glance.
Weighted average of all community reviews. Reviews from higher-trust, verified users carry more weight. Recent reviews count more via time decay. Minimum 5 reviews required for public display.
Crowd-sourced assessment using weighted median (resistant to vote brigading). Labels: Far Left, Left, Center-Left, Center, Center-Right, Right, Far Right. Confidence levels based on vote count: Hidden (<20), Low (20-99), Moderate (100-499), High (500+).
Community assessment of factual accuracy. Normalized from 1-5 votes to a percentage. Labels: Unreliable (0-30%), Questionable (31-50%), Mixed (51-70%), Mostly Accurate (71-85%), Highly Accurate (86-100%).
Weighted median for bias (brigading-resistant). Review spike detection. Coordinated voting detection. Trust score weighting. Rate limiting (20 reviews/day). Duplicate content detection. AI-powered spam and toxicity filtering.
YouTube videos, tweets, news articles, blog posts, podcasts, TikToks, Instagram posts, Reddit posts, LinkedIn posts, and any webpage.
YouTubers, influencers, journalists, podcasters, bloggers, streamers, and public figures with 1K+ followers.
News channels, newspapers, websites, subreddits, podcast shows, apps, brands, and companies.
All reviews are public and verifiable
Bias and accuracy metrics use weighted algorithms resistant to manipulation
Creator verification via social proof, bio links, or email
Open methodology — our scoring formulas are documented publicly
Community-governed tags with democratic voting thresholds
AI-powered spam detection, but no AI-generated reviews