Fact checking built in
The AI writer that checks its own facts
Blogo checks every factual claim in a draft against a source, removes what it cannot support, and leaves the facts only your business knows for you to confirm — before anything reaches your website.
Why AI drafts need a fact check
Language models are trained to produce plausible text, and plausible is not the same as correct. The typical failure is not nonsense; it is a confident, specific detail — a percentage, a standard number, a price — that nobody can trace to a source.
Catching those errors by hand means re-researching every sentence, which removes most of the time AI was supposed to save.
How Blogo checks a draft
Fact checking is part of the writing workflow, not an add-on at the end.
- Sources are gathered before drafting, and the draft cites them.
- Each factual statement in the draft is extracted and compared with the sources.
- Claims a source supports keep their citation; claims no source supports are removed or rewritten as general industry practice.
- Business facts — MOQ, lead time, certifications, prices — are never guessed. They are listed for you to confirm.
- Links in the finished draft are checked before handoff.
You approve the final version
When the checks are done, Blogo creates a WordPress draft, not a live post. You see which facts were confirmed by sources and which ones need your answer, then publish when you are satisfied.
- Blogo creates WordPress drafts only. A person on your team reviews and publishes.
Questions
Does fact checking guarantee the article has no errors?
What sources does Blogo use?
What if my product facts are not on the web?
Get a draft you can trust
Start with your website and review your first fact-checked draft. Blogo is in a free, invite-only pilot.