The record

The maintained record

SigB maintains a source-traced record of the entities and events in the domain you name, re-read daily, and sells that maintained state: what is tracked, how fresh it is (each record states its own as-of time), the sources each claim we show carries, and what changed. As of 15 Oct 2026.

The record is built for machines and the people who run them. Every published claim names its origin — the outlet that ran it. Nothing is edited after the fact. You can try all of it before you pay.

• 338 names on today’s wire, the most-covered entities we list
• 59 events in today’s snapshot, one record each
• 61 records published today for people and machines to read
• 2,499 subjects with a maintained record in all, published or not

How often the record updates: 8 scheduled data builds daily between 12:50 and 23:05 UTC; the market panel is sampled every 2 hours around the clock.

Every time our coverage of an entity changes, the change is written to a dated ledger and never edited. It holds 600 entries since 19 Jul 2026. Each published record carries its own slice of that ledger, and we do not backfill history we did not record.

Following a claim to its source

Every published claim names its origin — the outlet that ran it. Whether a claim has a working one-hop link back to that outlet is measured claim by claim. On the Hormuz record, 10 of the 10 claims in its summary of what independent sources agree on have one, measured 15 Oct 2026. The record's longer press archive is not part of this count. Where the address is on file, follow it in one hop:

• The Hormuz record

  Every claim in the flagship record, each with its separate reports, the disagreements and the corrections. Open “where from” on any claim to reach the original article.

• Events in motion

  Every headline framing resolved to one record per event, with honest coverage counts.

• The daily record

  Each day’s published editions, kept as issued.

• What we read

  The source universe by class, from government issuers and journals to wires and weak-signal channels.

Try it, then buy it

The published records are free to inspect. Every topic serves at GET /api/record/{topic} with no key and no charge, and the same records answer machines over MCP at /api/mcp. Integration steps live at API / MCP, and the door notes for agents at /llms.txt. People can try the same record at Ask, where every answer carries its own source receipts.

When a domain matters enough to keep current, a Watch maintains the record of the domain you name, and Reads meter the answers you pull from it. Prices are published before purchase at Pricing, with the money-back guarantee stated in full.

Informational only. Not financial, legal, or investment advice.