7Analytica product
7Analytica reads news about world events and keeps the working: who reported each claim first, who only repeated it, and how strong the evidence is. You see how a conclusion was reached before you rely on it.
01 Seven parts
Each part keeps one piece of the working: the news feed, the claims, the page edits, the world view, the brief, the assistant and your own notes.
72hWindow traced
Every report in order, dated in your local time, traced over a 72-hour window.
Read this part5inputsBehind every score
Each claim followed to its source. Each score shows its five inputs.
Read this part3classesOf page edit
Captured pages compared word by word, and edits classified.
Read this part8zonesEach read 0 to 100
A heat reading from 0 to 100 for each zone, with anomaly markers.
Read this part3partsIn a fixed order
Established, attributed, open, set in the report voice.
Read this part0outsideAnswers from outside the record
Answers come from the record only, with reference numbers attached.
Read this part3triggersFor an alert rule
Notes and alert rules kept apart from the record.
Read this part02 72 hours
A reading is a number from 0 to 100 that shows how a topic or place is moving. It is drawn in six-hour steps, so a change is read against what came before it.
03 Zones
7Analytica sorts coverage into eight zones, which are regions of the world’s media. Each zone gets a heat reading from 0 to 100 that shows how unusually busy its reporting is.
04 Left out
A record earns trust by what it refuses to do. 7Analytica never says a claim is true or false, never shows a score without its inputs, and never rewrites an entry in place.
Describes, never concludes. Nothing says a claim is true or false. It says what the evidence is and how strong.
A number is never shown without its inputs and the entries behind them.
A record is not edited in place. A change is a new, dated entry and the old text is kept.
A flash marks a change in the evidence. Only flags that matter. Thin evidence is not dressed up as urgency.
7Analytica is built around one idea: you should be able to see how a conclusion was reached before you rely on it. Each part keeps a piece of that working.
Every report in order, dated in your local time, traced over a 72-hour window.
Each claim followed to its source. Each score shows its five inputs.
Captured pages compared word by word, and edits classified.
A heat reading from 0 to 100 for each zone, with anomaly markers.
Established, attributed, open, set in the report voice.
Answers come from the record only, with reference numbers attached.
Notes and alert rules kept apart from the record.
§ 01 · The wire
Window traced
72hours
Readings are traced over 72 hours in six-hour steps.
The is the running feed of reports, each with a and a timestamp in one time . Flashes mark the changes that deserve your attention first.
The wire
Corridor talks resume after a six-week pause, officials say
Summit communiqué text published; two clauses differ from the draft
Border crossing reopens to freight, one agency reports
Envoy repeats earlier statement on talks, no new detail
§ 02 · Dispatches and scores
Behind every score
5inputs
Each is read on a 100-point scale and shown.
A splits a story into its claims. Each claim lists the sources behind it and says whether each one is an origin, a primary document or a repeat.
Dispatch
30 SEP 2026 · 14:12 local · 11 reports
Two parties confirm a meeting date. One names a venue. A third statement, widely repeated, traces to a single briefing and is marked as such.
Confidence
today
Origins
independent of 11 reports
Documents
primary, linked
Edits
recorded, 1 unmarked
What went into the score
Source ledger
| Source | Role | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Government statement | Primary | 88 |
| Agency wire, own reporting | Origin | 84 |
| Broadcaster, own reporting | Origin | 76 |
| Regional daily, relays wire | Repeat | 61 |
| Aggregator, no sourcing | Repeat | 38 |
Five inputs, one score
Try the methodology calculator§ 03 · Forensic record
Of edit
3classes
Marked correction, unmarked refinement, unmarked substantive change.
Cited pages are captured and compared. Edits are classified as marked or unmarked, and the earlier text is kept so a citation never points at words that have gone.
Edit history
First version captured and dated.
CapturedHeadline word changed: attack clash
Publisher appends a note giving the earlier figure.
Marked correctionOrigin, repeats, capture and seal
§ 04 · World monitor
Each read 0 to 100
8zones
Against a 30-day baseline, with an anomaly marker.
A globe and map of events by , with a heat reading for each zone and an anomaly marker when reporting departs from its usual pattern.
Heat by zone, sample readings
§ 05 · Executive brief
In a fixed order
3parts
Established, attributed, open.
The nightly narrative and the weekly digest are set in the report voice: what is established, what is attributed, what is still open. Each statement links back to the record.
Executive brief
Wednesday 30 September 2026 · Edition 273
Four independent origins support the resumption of talks. A fifth claim, that a ceasefire was agreed, appears in nine reports and traces to one unnamed briefing. It is recorded as attributed, not established.
Open questions
§ 06 · Ask 7Analytica Agent
From outside the record
0answers
Every answer carries the reference numbers it used.
The agent answers from the record only, and every answer carries the of the entries it used, so you can open each one.
Ask 7Analytica Agent
Which claims about the talks have more than one independent origin?
Two. That talks resumed rests on four origins, including a government statement. That a venue was named rests on two. The ceasefire claim has one origin.
§ 07 · Your desk
For an alert rule
3triggers
A topic, a place or an unmarked edit.
Notes, highlights, watchlists and alert rules live on your desk, kept apart from the record so your judgement and ours are never mixed.
Your desk
Venue claim: ask for the second origin
Clause 4 differs from the draft text
Talks, corridor, border crossing
Flash when an unmarked edit is detected
A reading is drawn over 72 hours in six-hour steps on a scale of 0 to 100, so a change is seen against what came before it.
Sample values, hours before now: 38, 41, 40, 47, 52, 50, 58, 61, 66, 64, 70, 73, 72.
Illustrative sampleSix roles, each with the work it does and a sample reading.
Role 01
Check a claim and its first source before it goes into a story.
Role 02
Build an assessment on claims you can trace, and hand it over with the evidence.
Role 03
Teach how to read a claim from its evidence, using a real record.
Role 04
Brief a decision-maker on what is known, what is claimed and what is not.
Role 05
Follow statements and documents across parties and see where the wording differs.
Role 06
Record what was known, from which source, at what time, for later review.
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A dispatch is one news event with a reference number. Open one in the live demo, or ask for access.
In brief
With 7Analytica you read a running wire of reports, open any record to see where each claim began, run a 6-axis audit of who, what, when, where, why and how, check the impact across nine pillars, and export a sealed dossier. Every score lists its inputs so you can check the work.
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