Vol. 1 · No. 001

FactStream

¶ A note to the reader

A wire service for the post-trust era — claims, not narratives. Read the note →

Built for investors checking a story before a trade·For journalists looking for a clean baseline·For analysts who need the claim, not the take·For anyone who wants to see what happened before the pundits explained it·
Built for investors checking a story before a trade·For journalists looking for a clean baseline·For analysts who need the claim, not the take·For anyone who wants to see what happened before the pundits explained it·

Why this exists

We got sick of reading opinions; we just wanted to know what happened. 

Two 'news' outlets cover the same event and you walk away with incompatible versions of what happened. Both could be true. WHO do you trust? 

FactStream reads hundreds of sources at once, pulls out every verifiable claim, and cross-checks it against the rest. Each claim gets a status: Established, Emerging, Unverified, or Conflict. We attach the sources so you can verify everything independently. 

We also show you the coverage balance: if a story is reported across the spectrum or mostly by one side. When a major outlet ignores a fact entirely, that absence is also noted.

The claims, cited. The decision, yours.

The method

Four steps · ~30 seconds

Collect

~8 sources

Agents pull coverage from outlets across the political spectrum.

Decompose

no paragraphs

Every article is stripped into atomic, source-anchored claims.

Score

5 statuses

Each fact receives a credibility weight and a status.

Surface

you decide

You see the fact block, coverage balance, and any blindspots.

See it first

This is what a finished fact block looks like.

Every claim is atomic, status-scored, and cited back to the outlet it came from. No prose. No spin. Click any claim's source list to verify it.

Example fact block

8 sources

SpaceX Initial Public Offering

SpaceX completed the largest-ever IPO on 12 June 2026, opening at $150 with a valuation exceeding $2 trillion, amid debate over governance and long-term valuation metrics.

Coverage balance

Across spectrum

Lean Left 15%Center 60%Lean Right 15%Right 10%
  • Established

    SpaceX completed its initial public offering on 12 June 2026, opening at $150 per share.

  • Established

    The offering valued the company above $2 trillion, the largest market debut on record.

  • Conflict

    Analysts disagree on whether the valuation is justified by Starlink revenue alone.

  • Established

    Elon Musk retains roughly 42% of voting power through a dual-class share structure.

  • Attribution

    "This is the most important IPO of the decade," said one Wall Street analyst on the morning of the debut.

  • Emerging

    Early reports suggest a secondary share sale by employees may follow within 90 days.

  • Unverified

    Some commentators claim the IPO timing was politically motivated; no primary source confirms this.

Live Demo

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Our agents read eight sources across the political spectrum, pull out every claim, and hand you a cited Fact Block in under a minute. No account. No tracking.

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In closing

We give you the facts.
You form your own educated opinion.

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