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Follow one worked news event from the first report to a sealed dossier, in seven short steps. No account, nothing saved, nothing sent.
Seven short steps through the real product layout, using one worked record. No account, nothing saved, nothing sent. Every figure and name in it is an illustrative sample.
01 Seven steps
The wire is the running list of news reports. You open one, check how well its claims hold up, see where they came from, and seal the result into a file you can cite.
02 Try it
Pick any step, or use Back and Next. Everything here is a sample, so nothing you do is saved or sent.
Step 1 of 7
Reports arrive newest first, each with a reference number, a time in your zone, a count of reports and a count of independent origins. A flash marks the change to look at first.
The wire
Corridor talks resume after a six-week pause, officials say
11 reports · 4 originsFlash
Summit communiqué text published; two clauses differ from the draft
6 reports · 2 origins
Border crossing reopens to freight, one agency reports
3 reports · 1 origin
Envoy repeats earlier statement on talks, no new detail
5 reports · 1 origin
03 Seal
A dossier is a file of the claims, sources and scores you chose. Sealing it locks what it says and when, so a later change becomes a new entry and never a rewrite.
Feed · newest first · 3 of 148 items
Trace · claim 1 · 5 reports, 1 origin
Audit · six axes, 0 to 100
Dossier · 6 claims · 14 sources
Illustrative sample. No real events or people.
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