Developing·Case the developing record
For journalists · podcasters · researchers

The case research, already done. With receipts.

Picking up a developing case mid-stream means hours reconstructing what's confirmed, what's rumour, and who reported what. A Developing Case briefing is that work, finished: every fact attributed to a named public source, every unknown flagged, updated as reporting emerges.

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Verification-first

Every fact links to its source so you can check primaries in minutes, not hours. Built for your editor's standards, not ours.

02

Angles, not just facts

The open-questions list is a live map of what nobody has answered yet — each one is a story angle or an episode segment.

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Current, and it stays current

Files update as verified reporting emerges. An alert lands in your inbox the moment a case you're tracking moves.

What Pro includes

founding tier

What you get on day one

Everything in the public files, plus

  • Full briefing view per case — sourced timeline, at-a-glance facts, source list with direct links
  • Open-questions tracker: what remains unconfirmed, and why
  • Per-case email alerts the moment a file updates
  • Structured export (JSON / CSV) of any case for your own research notes

Where it's going

Shaped by founding members

  • Request a briefing: name a case we're not covering, we build the file
  • Contradiction log — where outlets disagree, tracked over time
  • Update history per case: what changed, when, on whose reporting
  • Founding-member pricing, locked for life
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What this is — and isn't

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Files are compiled with AI-assisted research and reviewed by a human against a published rulebook before anything goes live. Every fact names its public source; anything unsourced is cut. This is not copy for republication — it's the verification layer under your own reporting: the fastest way to get current on a case, check a claim against its source, or find the angle no one has taken. You write the story. We keep the record.