Links that work well
Satcove recognises the main shopping sites and extracts the product name before the analysis:
- ✓Vinted, Leboncoin, La Centrale
- ✓Fnac, Amazon, Chrono24
- ✓News articles and blog posts, to check claims and missing context
Share a link to Satcove
Share a link. Several AIs tell you what to verify.
From Safari, a marketplace app or a message, use the iPhone share sheet to send a link to Satcove. Several AI models read the page, say what it claims and what it leaves out, and show where they disagree.
Analyze a link on iPhone →Questions to ask about a page
Pick the one that matters for your decision:
- ✓Is this price fair for this product?
- ✓What does the listing not say?
- ✓Which claims in this article are supported, and which are not?
- ✓What should I ask the seller before paying?
How it works
Open the share sheet in Safari or any app, choose Satcove and tap the analyze button. For a shopping link, the analysis covers the product, the site, the terms (delivery, returns) and a verdict: buy here or look elsewhere. If Satcove does not open by itself, open it: the analysis starts.
What a link does not give you
The page can change, hide content behind a login or show a price that is out of date. Live price, stock, seller identity and terms must be checked at the source before you pay.
Frequently asked questions
Can I share a Safari link directly?
Yes. Open the iPhone share sheet and choose Satcove. The app accepts a URL or text containing a URL.
Can I check if a Vinted or Leboncoin price is fair?
Yes: share the listing. Satcove analyzes the product and the seller, and says whether the price looks competitive. Confirm the current price with the seller.
Can Satcove analyze an article?
Yes. It lists the main claims, flags missing context and compares how several AI models read it.
Does it work on every website?
No. Pages behind a login or heavily dynamic pages may not be readable; in that case, attach a screenshot instead.
Other iPhone workflows
Photo before buying
Attach an image when the page is not enough.
Analyze a product
Use a supported product input for a product check.
Verify an AI answer
Check claims and citations before you rely on them.
AI source proof
See what real evidence looks like next to consensus.
Get a second opinion
Compare several opinions before a decision.