From Paste to Publish-Ready, in 4 Steps

No setup required. Paste your content and find out which claims hold up, which need more support, and what to do about them.

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Paste Your Content

Drop in any content that makes a values-based claim: a sustainability report, marketing campaign, press release, product description, shareholder letter, or benefits page. No file upload needed — just paste the text.

Max 20,000 characters on Free. Up to 50,000 on Pro.

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Analyze Across 10 Dimensions

Every claim is checked across ten washing dimensions — greenwashing, culture washing, purpose washing, AI washing, and six more — against four criteria: is it specific, verifiable, proportional, and accountable? Results in seconds, not a review cycle.

Analyzing…

Checking specificity, verifiability, proportionality, accountability

Dimensions engaged so far

GreenwashingSocial & ESGPurposeCulture
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See What Holds Up

Get your Integrity Score and a full 10-dimension breakdown. See exactly which passages need more support, which criteria they miss, and what would make each claim more credible. Content is only scored on the dimensions it actually engages.

Your Results

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6 dimensions engaged

Greenwashing0/10

Purpose Washing1.25/10

AI Washing2.5/10

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Fix What's Missing

For every flagged passage, Washy AI points to exactly where the missing evidence or support should go — not a generic “add more detail.” Fix it, confirm it, and publish with greater confidence.

Fix Guidance

Flagged passage

“Our proprietary algorithm detects harmful content in real time”

Issue: Specificity — no model class or method disclosed

Guidance

Describe the AI approach — model type, training basis, or evaluation method — so the claim is checkable.

A rigor detector, not a lie detector

Washy AI doesn't ask whether a claim is true. It asks whether the claim gives people enough reason to believe it — and shows you where it falls short.