DEEP READER & FACT-CHECK

Deep Reader & Fact-Check

Read documents in any language, in depth, in your own.Check them against what is known today, with sources.

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Translate foreign articles and PDFsFact-check with sources

Just paste the URL of a public web page or PDF
https://food-agency.example/de/verpackung-kennzeichnungWeb page
  1. Read
  2. Translate
  3. Summarize
  4. Explain terms
  5. Check what came after

1Translation

German → English

New labelling rules for food packaging

Published: 2023-03-14

Extended producer responsibility applies to all packaging from 2024. Makers will now bear the cost of collection and reuse. Every package must also carry a recycling label showing the material and how to dispose of it correctly. Violations may lead to a fine.

2What the words mean

  • Extended producer responsibilityThe idea that the company making a product is responsible for collecting and reusing it after it is thrown away.[1]
  • Recycling labelA mark on a package showing the material and how it should be thrown away.[1]

Summary

  • All packaging falls under the new rule
  • Makers must pay for collection and reuse
  • The start is given as 2024

3Checked against what came after

There is new information since this was published. Parts of this document are out of date.

Out of date

  • The document says the rule starts in 2024, but a later announcement moved this to 2026. Check the new date when planning for the deadline.[1]

New information

  • In 2025, a transition period was added for small businesses. Businesses with few employees start the labelling duty one year later.[2]

Sources checked (with URL and date)

  1. [1]Primary · public bodyRevision of the packaging rulesfood-agency.example · 2025-06-02
  2. [2]Primary · public bodyTransition period for small businessesministry.example · 2025-09-18
  3. [3]Not primary · general webAn article explaining the changespackaging-news.example · 2025-07-01

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Paste the URL of the web page or PDF you want to read. You get a full translation, a summary and explanations of technical terms in your language. It then searches papers, public agencies and the general web from the document's publication date onward, and checks whether new findings or changes have appeared. Every result comes with its source URL and publication date.

What this tool does

  • Full translation into your language

    Web pages and PDFs, translated in full into natural text in your language. A translation-only mode is also available.

  • Summary and term explanations

    The key points in brief, with sourced explanations for the technical terms in the text.

  • Checks for newer information

    Searches papers, public-agency announcements and web articles published after the document, and shows updates or differences. Choose Lite (3 keywords) or Deep (5 keywords).

  • No information without a source

    Only results whose source URL and publication date can be confirmed are shown.

AI converts your search keywords and translates the results.

Where it's used

  • “Reading an overseas regulator's announcement accurately in your own language”

  • “Checking whether a paper from a few years ago still holds today”

  • “Tracing a foreign-language news story back to its original source”

Credit usage
  • Summary and translation of a web page (up to 10,000 characters)92
  • Fact-check (Lite / Deep)68–92
Credits per feature →
68–92 credits

Frequently asked questions

What is Deep Reader & Fact-Check?

Paste a URL, and read any foreign article, paper or PDF in your own language. Beyond a summary and term explanations, it checks — with sources — whether newer information has appeared since it was published.

What can Deep Reader & Fact-Check do?

Full translation into your language / Summary and term explanations / Checks for newer information / No information without a source

When is it used?

Reading an overseas regulator's announcement accurately in your own language

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