What is Kaval?
Kaval is an AI fact checker and digital safety agent that verifies claims, scans suspicious links, checks breach exposure, and reviews images for manipulation or AI generation.
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Kaval is an AI fact checker and digital safety agent that verifies claims, scans suspicious links, checks breach exposure, and reviews images for manipulation or AI generation.
Yes. Forward a message, image, voice note, or link to Kaval on WhatsApp and it returns a safety verdict with the evidence it used and the next action to take.
Yes. Paste a URL and Kaval checks for phishing, malware, redirects, impersonation domains, and other scam signals before you open the page.
Yes. ChatGPT is a general chatbot. Kaval is built for verification workflows: it uses safety tools, live checks, citations, confidence scores, and family follow-ups.
Check fake KYC messages, OTP requests, job scams, courier fraud, payment traps, and forwarded warnings before your family responds.
Verify viral headlines, social posts, health claims, political rumors, and screenshots against trusted sources before sharing.
Scan short links, lookalike domains, fake bank pages, delivery links, and login pages for phishing or malware signals.
Find exposed accounts, leaked passwords, stealer-log risk, and the services you should secure first after a data breach.
Review suspicious images for AI-generation clues, edits, visual artifacts, and out-of-context reuse before trusting them.
Check collect requests, QR codes, fake refunds, payment screenshots, and "receive money" scripts before entering your UPI PIN.
Help parents and relatives pause before risky clicks, share safer guidance, and follow up on passwords, breaches, and scams.
Paste a suspicious URL and open WhatsApp with the link prefilled so Kaval can check phishing, lookalike domains, unsafe payment prompts, and next steps.
Paste a WhatsApp forward or suspicious message and open a WhatsApp draft to ask Kaval about OTP theft, fake KYC, job scams, payment traps, and phishing links.
Check a UPI payment message, QR instruction, collect request, refund script, or payment screenshot text before entering your UPI PIN.
Ask Kaval on WhatsApp about suspected email, phone, password, or account exposure without exposing a public breach enumeration lookup.
Paste screenshot text or describe a screenshot to check for common signs of editing, missing context, old content, fake payment proof, or misleading claims.
Paste a claim, headline, warning, or forwarded message and ask Kaval on WhatsApp to check sources, dates, evidence, and uncertainty.
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Paste a claim, URL, screenshot, image, email address, or WhatsApp forward.
The agent routes the request to fact-checking, URL safety, breach, scam, or image analysis tools.
Kaval compares the item with trusted sources, threat signals, breach data, and content-level indicators.
The answer includes a verdict, confidence, citations when available, and the safest action to take.