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The short story of 7Analytica.
7Analytica traces claims in world news back to where they began and keeps the evidence. Today it covers one sector of fifteen planned. This page holds no forecast and no figure we cannot show.
Details: What this page is
What this page is
A one-page account
A one-page account for people considering a conversation with us: the problem, what is built, what is planned and who is behind it. It holds no forecast and no figure we cannot show.
02 In one minute
Five lines, then the detail.
Each line opens into a short plain answer in the details under this scene, written for someone who has never used 7Analytica.
- What it is
- The problem
- Built today
- Next
- Who
Details: In one minute: five lines, then the detail
In one minute: five lines, then the detail
- What it is
- 7Analytica keeps a dated, sourced record of what was said about world events, so a claim can be traced to where it began and a score can be rebuilt from its inputs.
- The problem
- Reading media and claims is hard, and the work of showing how a conclusion was reached is mostly done by hand or not at all.
- Built today
- A working product reading live data, with the full backend in place, a methodology, a whitepaper, a sample dossier and a glossary of 2,000+ terms. It covers one sector, Geopolitics & Borders.
- Next
- The B2B MVP is rolling out soon. A self-serve API and an MCP server are Planned, and so is expanding to 15 sectors.
- Who
- Bhuvan Chandra Dabbara, Founder, in Hyderabad.
03 Built and planned
What is real, and what is not yet.
The first count is what you can open today. The second is intent only. Each dot is one item, listed below in full.
6Real today
4Planned
Details: Built today and planned, in words
Built today and planned, in words
Two columns, kept honest. The left one you can open today. The right one is intent, with no promised dates. The full list, with states, is on the roadmap.
- Provenance
- Sealed records
- Reproducible scores
- Open methodology
04 Hard to copy
Four habits that cannot be added late.
These are choices made at the start of the record. A competitor cannot add them afterwards without rebuilding what they already have.
Details: Why it is hard to copy
Why it is hard to copy
- Provenance. Each claim stays attached to the report it came from, and the earlier wording is kept when a page changes. That history cannot be rebuilt after the fact.
- Sealed records. A dossier is sealed, so a later change is a new entry and not an overwrite.
- Reproducible scores. A score lists its inputs and weights. Anyone can recompute it and see where they disagree.
- Open methodology. The method is published in full, with its limits, so it can be challenged. Being open does not make it quick to copy well.
Read the full explanation
Reading the news is hard to show your work on.
A report, a post and a statement all arrive looking equally firm. Which one came first, which only repeated it, what the page said before it was edited and who benefits from the framing are all questions the reader is left to answer alone.
The people who carry that burden are the ones who brief others: analysts, newsrooms, risk and compliance teams, researchers, public-sector and NGO staff, corporate affairs teams and investors. Each has to say how they know, and most can only point to a pile of tabs.
7Analytica works in one narrow niche, information and narrative intelligence. It is qualitative. It describes the state of the evidence behind reporting and does not forecast, rate a company or give advice. We have not sized this market, and this page does not guess a figure.
Who needs it
Six groups already described on the use cases page. Each is a way of using the record, not a customer list. For how an investor uses 7Analytica, see the investors use case.
- NewsroomsTrace a claim before it runs.
- Risk and complianceKeep the reasoning behind a call on file.
- Research and educationCite a record instead of a screenshot.
- Public sector and NGOsShow how a briefing was built.
- Corporate affairsSee how a story about you is framed.
- InvestorsSeparate what is established from what is repeated.
Where it sits
It is not social listening, an aggregator, a fact-checker or manual OSINT, though it borrows from each. The comparison pages say where it fits and when not to use it: Social listening, News aggregators, Fact-checking and Manual OSINT.
What is real, and what is not yet.
Two columns, kept honest. The left one you can open today. The right one is intent. The full list, with states, is on the roadmap.
A working product
The wire, the record, the 6-axis audit and the sealed dossier, reading live data from real sources.
A methodology
Every score prints its inputs and weights, and a calculator rebuilds a sample score line by line.
A whitepaper
Inputs, formulas, a worked example and limits, as a PDF.
A sample dossier
A sample dossier and audit on invented data, watermarked on every page.
A glossary of 2,000+ terms
Short definitions to orient a reader, not to settle a dispute. Some will need correcting, and we say how to tell us.
A live data service
Built. Live data sources and the full backend are in place.
The B2B MVP
Rolling out soon. The features it adds are named below.
A self-serve API
For developers and agents, with provenance on every record. Not built.
An MCP server
So agents and developer tools can query 7Analytica directly. Not built.
Fifteen sectors
Today covers one. The other fourteen are planned and are not named here.
What the B2B MVP adds.
Each is a measurement with its method and window stated, and none is a verdict. The notes are on the roadmap.
- Telemetry signals
- News and social reading
- Claim reconciliation
- Signed evidence bundles
- Chain of custody and offline verification
- Four sectors, joined
- Watchlists and alerts
- Ask about a record
- Organisation access
- MCP server and self-serve API for agents and developersPlanned
Sector expansion
One sector now, fifteen planned.
7Analytica covers Geopolitics & Borders today, kept narrow so the record can be kept carefully. The plan is to grow to 15 sectors. The other fourteen are not named here and are not promised for any date. The B2B MVP is planned to add three more first.
Today’s limits are on the coverage page.
Founder
Bhuvan Chandra Dabbara
Bhuvan sets the rules the company is held to: describe, never conclude; show the inputs; keep the correction. The work is slow and exact by design, which is why it starts with one sector.
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