Everything behind every briefing.
Collection, verification and delivery, built for decisions rather than noise.
Collect & monitor
Continuous collection
Public sources gathered around the clock, each item stored with its origin, time and language.
Any source type
News and wires, websites, social media, messaging channels, gazettes, registers and market data.
Stories, not duplicates
Reposts and near-identical items are grouped, with the real number of independent sources.
What's new
Anything already covered in the previous briefing is flagged, so updates stand out.
Early warning
An instant alert when attention on a topic or region spikes.
Monitoring room
A live dashboard per topic or region, with timeline and map.
Verify
Five-level reliability
Every claim is tagged: officially confirmed, corroborated, single source, contested or unverified.
Source registry
Who a source is decides its weight: official body, news agency, state-controlled outlet or anonymous account.
Independent check
Each claim is checked again against the collected material. What isn't supported is removed or flagged.
Verify a file
Metadata, content credentials and AI signatures of an original photo or video.
Geolocate an image
Visual clues and location hypotheses, with how to confirm them.
Check sanctions
A person, company or vessel screened against US, EU and UN lists.
Investigate a domain
Age, registrar and hosting of a website.
Account profile
Age, size and posting rhythm of a social media account or channel.
Archive evidence
A permanent copy of a page or post before it disappears.
Deliver
Executive briefing
A structured briefing with a source on every line, reviewed before release.
Scheduled delivery
Email at fixed hours and days, to the recipients you choose.
English or Portuguese
Each recipient receives the briefing in their own language.
PDF export
A dated, professional document in one click.
Secure links
Share by expiring link, with a record of who opened it.
Ask the archive
Plain-language questions, answered with the reports behind them.
Fact and claim, never mixed.
Nothing is presented as true because it circulates. Every claim carries a reliability level and its primary source, and what one side merely alleges stays marked as an allegation.
Unconfirmed reports are never presented as facts.
Tell us what you need to watch.
We will propose the sources, the schedule and the format, starting from a sample briefing.
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