How Sourcey works
Independent verification
Trace a public record to its sources, revision, and published release.
Each public record names its revision and the release that published it. The release is signed and content-addressed, so a reader can compare the current page with the published data and inspect how a claim was supported.
For technical verification
- Download the focused dataset you need: companies.json, startup-credits.json, or agent-readiness.json. Each record includes a stable identifier, canonical URL, and revision digest.
- Compare the record's revision and release identifiers with those shown on its public page.
- Follow the evidence references for any finding you need to check against its original source.
- For cryptographic verification, use the release's signed manifest and the public read-only verifier with the exact release bytes.
The public page is the readable view. The signed release and its evidence bindings are the independently checkable record.