Open — self-serve
The checks you can run yourself
Each one takes a name or a link, reads public sources, and hands back what it found with the source on every row. You start each run — nothing runs on its own. The work that needs an analyst or a lawyer is a conversation, and it is listed separately.
Step 1
Detect
Find out what is out there, and what is starting to move.
Registries, coverage and what AI models answer about your company — with sources.
See what your name actually returnsA claim moves on social before an outlet runs it. That gap is where a push starts.
Review the narrativeA story gets assembled somewhere private before it is published. See whether yours has.
Check closed channelsStep 2
Remediate
Put the accurate version on the record, where it can be checked.
Silence reads as agreement. A sourced, dated answer an editor can check does not.
Build your documented responseIf nothing citable says who you are, something else gets quoted instead.
Build your profile the right wayStep 3
Monitor
Run it again and read what changed since the last time.
Taken down at one address usually means republished at another. See where.
Check for reprintsA clean result today is not a clean result in six months. The second run is short.
See what changedThe rest needs a person
Telling a real investigation from a fabricated one, scoring how much a finding actually matters, producing a document a bank will accept, building a delisting case — none of that is something software should decide on its own. Those run with our analysts, researchers and legal partners, and they start with a conversation.