What this is
Thirteen tools that run entirely in your browser, and the twelve-edition brief that says which one answers which problem. Six of them are for reporting on how public money is spent. Seven respond to the networks that recruit, move and coerce people — and to the platforms those networks operate on.
Nothing here is stored anywhere. Fill a tool in, export the file, and that file is the copy. There is no account, no server that sees your work, and nothing that auto-publishes.
Field kit · public-program investigations
Six tools for reporting on how public money is spent
One to find what a state does and does not require, one to read a registry, one to hold every claim to a source, one to prove your footage is untouched, one to take a report from someone who can’t use their name, and one to watch the laws that decide whether any of it stays legal.
Public Program Integrity Grid
What each state requires before it pays a provider, and what it does after. One field set, 51 jurisdictions. A cell counts only when a primary source is attached to it.
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Provider Cluster Screening
Load a public licensing or provider registry. The tool normalizes addresses and groups records that share one. Everything it shows is already in the file you loaded. It…
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Claim Ledger
One row for every factual claim in a piece, with the timecode it is said at and the record it rests on. Publish the ledger beside the video. Anyone disputing a number h…
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Footage Seal
Seal raw footage the day you shoot it, before it is edited. Each seal records the file's SHA-256 fingerprint and links to the seal before it, so the order can't be rear…
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Protected Tip Intake
For people inside an agency or a provider who can see what is happening and cannot say so with their name on it. This form never asks who you are. It gives you a claim …
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Press Freedom Bill Watch
Bills that change what an independent reporter may record, ask, publish, or request. Tracked by jurisdiction, with the argument on both sides recorded as its sponsors a…
27 controls · exports .json/.csvHow they fit together
A tip arrives with no name attached (05). The registry shows nine licenses at one suite number (02). The grid says this state never required a site visit before the first payment, and publishes no inspection counts (01). You go there, and the raw files are sealed the same night (04). Every number that ends up in the piece has a record behind it and every business named was asked to answer (03). And when a bill appears afterward that would make the next one harder, it is already being tracked (06).
A pattern is a reason to pull records, not a finding.
Shared addresses, fast license growth and repeated owner names are all lawful and common. None of these tools produce a score or a verdict, because a score invites publishing an inference as if it were a fact.
What is open gets counted.
Every unfilled cell shows as a number instead of a blank. A half-filled grid published honestly is worth more than a full one nobody can check.
Response apps · the networks behind the briefs
Seven that answer what the daily brief keeps finding
Recruitment, movement, coercion, proceeds, and the platforms all of it runs on. The response map routes every item in the twelve editions to the app that answers it.
Platform Accountability Scorecard
Grade the major platforms on the child-safety criteria the briefs keep raising — reporting, evidence preservation, age assurance, recommender controls, appeals and resp…
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Exploitation Network Map
One picture of the scam-compound system — recruitment to reinvestment — with the enablers to trace at each stage and the app that responds. The week's most recurrent th…
3 controls · printMoney Trail
Follow scam-compound proceeds hop by hop — each one sealed with a single-use provenance token chained to the last, so the trail is tamper-evident and a missing token is…
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Child-Safety AI Standard
The provenance, misuse-monitoring and evidence-preservation controls AI systems need so child-safety is built into the model — not bolted on. Score a vendor against it.
55 controls · exports .json/.csv · printForced-Criminality Screening Guide
Distinguish a coerced trafficking victim from an organizer before charging decisions are made — so victims forced to commit fraud aren't punished as offenders.
7 controls · exports .json/.csv · printJob-Offer Verifier
Spot fake recruitment into scam compounds before it starts — check an offer against the known red flags, then verify it through independent channels.
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Sextortion First-Response
5 controlsThe brief
DAYBREAK — twelve editions, July 13 to August 11, 2026
Each edition rates what is known and routes each item to a response. Alongside them: the standing signals and health notices modules, the pipeline blueprint behind how an edition is assembled, and the strategy sheet.
Two things worth doing before you trust this
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