Organeuron turns document collections — board meetings, literature, financial filings — into verifiable evidence: dated, quote-checked facts, cross-linked and explorable through an AI analyst that cites everything it says.
Try the analyst → How it worksThe analyst investigates across the evidence base before it answers — every claim links to the verbatim source line.
A live activity line narrates the investigation: what it's reading, which connections it's following, what it's verifying.
Evidence canvases lay facts on a time axis — hundreds of dots, colored by stance, each one click from its source.
Cast briefs on every recurring person and organisation, plus What's New readings as the record grows.
Every source is content-hashed and dated on arrival — scanned PDFs through OCR, meetings through speaker-attributed transcription. Provenance is pinned before a model sees a word.
Documents are split into atomic claims, each typed by stance — decision, commitment, prediction, opinion — and each quote checked back against the source text character by character. Claims that fail verification never enter the record.
Facts are embedded locally and judged against one another across documents and years: confirms, quantifies, supersedes, contradicts — and whether a promise made in one meeting was ever kept in a later one.
The corpus organises itself: topic communities emerge from the link structure, and a trained terrain map places every fact so that neighbours in meaning sit as neighbours in space — with a discourse ledger of who asked, who moved, who seconded.
The analyst calls its own tools across the evidence base, then writes with citations you can click to the verbatim source. Citations are re-verified server-side; anything the record does not support is stripped.
The public record of NUSD board meetings back to 2024 — transcripts throughout, with agendas and attachments for recent meetings — as an evidence-grounded analyst for Newark locals. Ask what was decided, what was promised, and what doesn't add up.
Visit newarkians →Homer's epic as an evidence corpus — 1,761 story facts and 196 characters, places and powers from the Cowper translation, cross-linked across all twenty-four books. Ask what happened, who deceived whom, and which prophecies came true.
Open the Odyssey →Four years of Oracle's SEC filings — 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks and proxies, 2022 to 2025 — compiled into 39,851 dated financial facts with table-cell provenance. Ask how cloud revenue grew, what the capital bill was, or what changed between one quarter's filing and the next.
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