Investigative
Journalism
A source-aware workspace for reporters verifying identities, tracing public records, and building defensible investigative timelines.
Feynman supports public-interest investigations with transparent fields, links, and repeatable workflows instead of opaque one-off lookups.
Source-backed
Timeline ready
Selector pivots
The reporting problem
Journalists need speed, but they also need caution: every lead must be traceable, explainable, and checked against context.
Feynman approach
Collect public signals, preserve provenance, and turn scattered identifiers into a reviewable evidence trail.
Newsroom capabilities
Capability layerVerify account ownership clues, handles, and profile links from one workspace.
Build timelines from creation dates, location clues, and public records.
Map relationships between people, organizations, and digital footprints.
Export concise notes for editors, legal review, or collaborative reporting.
Karine for editorial clarity
Karine can summarize what the evidence supports, call out gaps, and help reporters separate confirmed signals from speculation.
Reporting workflow
For investigations where a bad assumption can harm people or the story.
Collect the first selector and source-backed public matches.
Compare names, handles, dates, and geography for consistency.
Map the strongest links into a visual investigation graph.
Prepare a defensible summary with caveats and source links.
Best fit
Identity verification in public-interest reporting.
Disinformation and network tracing.
Cross-border source context.
Collaborative reporting with clear evidence handoff.
Verify before you publish
Feynman helps investigative teams move quickly without losing evidence discipline.