Know what to believe.
Everywhere you read.
Community Notes for the whole web. See what people you trust have said about who's behind the posts, videos, and articles in front of you — before you believe them or pass them on.
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In this made-up example, a reader taps the Hive Mind badge on the profile picture of a fictional account, Example News Desk, and the side panel opens. Two people the reader follows weighed in: three people back that the account is trusted for local news and one disputes it; one person tags it misleading and two dispute that. Hive Mind doesn't rate anyone.
ExampleA made-up account. On real pages, every line is someone who put something behind it. Hive Mind doesn't rate anyone.
How It Works.
Add to Chrome
One click, completely free. No signup or wallet needed to start.
See Who's Behind It
As you scroll X, YouTube, or GitHub, what people you trust have said about the account, channel, or repo shows up right where you're looking.
Ask, or Add Your Take
Nothing there yet? Ask for context — free, no wallet. The request goes to curators who cover that topic. Ready to weigh in yourself? Connect a wallet to back what holds up or dispute what doesn't.
Built on the source, so it's already there when the next story breaks.
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Built before the story breaks.
A story breaks. It's everywhere before anyone has checked it. The account posting it looks confident and you have never heard of it. Hive Mind doesn't start from zero in that moment: open the post, see who's posting it, and see what people you trust have already said about that account. That context was built up over months, not in the hour the story landed. Not a verdict from us — names you recognize, what they staked, and any evidence they pointed to.
Today the context is about the source. Next: the claims inside the post, video, or article itself. Hive Mind suggests the ones worth checking, a person confirms them, and people you trust can back or dispute each one with the evidence they bring.
Reputation for the entire web.
Context on what you read, from the people you actually trust.
Who's credible here.
Who people you trust consider reliable on this topic, who they don't, and what they staked on it. An account they've tagged as misleading, or as impersonating someone else, shows up before you believe it or pass it on.
Trust Circles.
Choose whose judgment you see first. The full picture is one click away.
Disagreement, made legible.
When people you trust split on something, you see the split: who's on each side and what each staked. Not a blended score, and never our verdict.
Communities.
The topics enough people have weighed in on to be worth reading. Browse one in the Explorer, or start one around something you care about.
Ask for Context.
Nothing on an account yet? Ask. It costs nothing and needs no wallet, and the question goes to the curators who cover that topic.
Back what holds up.
Vouch for sources that hold up, dispute what doesn't, and put something behind it so people can see your conviction.
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