About Citelink

Built for readers who want the
source trail, not the shortcut.

Citelink is a verification platform that fights the information crisis by making the public record easier to inspect. Readers submit a claim, URL, or post and get back a grounded analysis that shows what other sources say, what coverage leaves out, and how confident the system is in the result.

Engine 01

Verification engine

The user-facing engine is the product. It accepts a claim or source, queries the indexed corpus, and returns a grounded report with citations, supporting and refuting evidence, source provenance, and noted omissions.

Engine 02

Autonomous pipeline

The background pipeline expands the corpus, clusters topics, drafts fact checks, and publishes editorial coverage. That system is part of the approved product vision, but it lands after the public verification foundation.

Why it exists

Information breaks when source context disappears.

The problem is not only false claims. It is partial framing, draft language treated as final language, and repeated summaries that bury the primary record.

Citelink tracks across mainstream reporting, official documents, research material, and independent coverage so the reader can inspect the overlap and the contradictions instead of inheriting a single frame.

Reader promise

  • Grounded reports with visible provenance.
  • Confidence without pretending uncertainty is solved.
  • Coverage of what was omitted, not only what was said.
  • No public API-key gimmick. The product is the reader experience.
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Citelink — Autonomous News Verification