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Program Reset

Watch the story before it settles.

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The problem

News is published as a snapshot and then abandoned. By the time a story settles, the corrections are somewhere else, the rumour that started it is unmarked, and the competing accounts were never put side by side. Readers are left grading their own evidence.

A living map of evolving stories. Not articles — nodes. Every story updates itself, remembers its history, separates fact from rumour, and shows every side at once. Built on the same claim-grading machinery as DigitalStemCell.

What it does

Built to do three things well

01

Consensus, Contested, Floating

Every claim carries a stamp, so a reader can always tell what is solid and what is gossip without leaving the page.

02

Every side, side by side

The same events retold through competing lenses, comparable in parallel columns rather than argued about in a comment section.

03

Stories that connect

Nodes link into a map, and overlapping two stories generates a new one at their intersection.

Walkthrough

How it works, screen by screen

A guided pass through the product — each step is one real screen and what it is doing for the person using it.

Step 01

The map

Stories as connected nodes rather than a feed — the view that makes an intersection between two stories visible at all.

Program Reset — The map
Step 02

Timeline

Each story keeps its own history, so you can watch a claim move from Floating to Contested to Consensus over time.

Program Reset — Timeline
Step 03

Signals

The incoming layer: what is moving right now, before it has settled into an agreed account.

Program Reset — Signals
How it is built
ReactAstroEvidence-grading engine

Designed, built and instrumented by Bow Tie Kreative in Calgary — strategy, UX, engineering and measurement as one system.

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