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Show me the receipts.
Not “trust me.”
Receipts turns any investigation or public claim into a room you can open: the claim, the evidence behind it, where that evidence came from, and how confident anyone should be — all laid out like a receipt, because a receipt is proof, not a promise.
Claim #0417 · Municipal Budget Office
“The new transit line was completed under budget, at $42M.”
Signed final cost report (City Comptroller, filed 3/12) · Capital ledger export (Transit Authority)
Independent auditor letter · Two contractor invoices matching ledger totals · Bond disclosure filing
Change-order memo suggests $1.8M in costs may be booked to a separate fiscal year.
What we know
- · Final ledger matches signed cost report
- · Two independent invoices reconcile
What we don't know
- · Whether the $1.8M change order lands in this fiscal year
- · Comptroller has not replied to request for comment
The PROVE IT flow
One button. The whole chain of evidence, in order.
Every claim on Receipts carries a room behind it. Open it and you move through the same sequence a careful investigator would — evidence first, confidence second, open questions last.
Primary → Corroborating → Contradictory
Source documents first, then what backs them up independently, then what pushes back. In that order, every time.
A stated confidence level
Not a green checkmark for everything. Confidence is graded — confirmed, corroborated with caveat, disputed, or unverifiable.
Stated plainly, no hedging
The facts the evidence actually supports, written in plain language — not buried in a document dump.
The open questions, kept visible
Unresolved gaps are a permanent part of the room, with a last-verified date — not smoothed over.
Feature
The Evidence Nutrition Label
Every claim ships with a standardized quality label — the same way a food product discloses its contents. No claim on Receipts is just a headline; it's a headline with its evidentiary nutrition attached.
- ＋ Primary and secondary source counts, tallied
- ＋ Independent corroborations, listed by count
- ＋ Contradictions and unresolved questions, never hidden
- ＋ Evidence freshness — when it was last checked
- ＋ % of the room drafted by AI inference, disclosed
- ＋ A plain yes/no on human verification
Evidence Facts
Claim #0417 · Municipal Budget Office
% AI inference reflects drafting and summarization assistance only. Every underlying source document was reviewed by a human editor before publication.
Feature
The Trust Passport
A machine-readable provenance stamp travels with every published claim — so a claim can be checked, embedded, or cited elsewhere without losing its evidentiary chain of custody.
- ＋ Records exactly which sources are attached, and how many
- ＋ States plainly whether a human reviewed the room
- ＋ Discloses AI involvement as a percentage, not a footnote
- ＋ Carries full correction history and current version number
Trust principle
Nothing gets quietly edited away.
Corrections on Receipts are append-only and always visible — the original stands next to the correction, not replaced by it. And the system enforces a hard rule underneath every room: AI is never allowed to silently upgrade an assertion's evidentiary category from allegation to fact. A claim only moves from “alleged” to “confirmed” when a human reviewer says so, on the record.
Built for
For anyone who's tired of being asked to just trust it.
The general public
Open any claim and see exactly what it's standing on, instead of taking a headline's word for it.
Newsrooms & investigators
Attach a credibility layer to reporting without building evidence infrastructure from scratch.
Agencies & institutions
Publish claims, metrics, or public statements with a verification room attached from day one.
Fact-checkers & analysts
Cite a room instead of a headline — every source, every contradiction, already assembled.
Early access
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