Do I need a crypto wallet?
No. Most people join with Google, Apple, or email. A wallet is optional until you need one for on-chain actions.
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Use Google, Apple, or email — same buttons for new and returning accounts. After you join, you can contribute evidence, pledge support, and earn $FOIA for accepted useful work.
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Where a concern sits
Public loopShared → in review → finding published. Start with a guided public-money concern; agents research, people gate publish.
A public-money concern is described and enters the platform as a review lead — not a legal filing or verdict.
Next stageAgents research public records; people confirm short gates. Nothing becomes a published finding without human review.
Upcoming stageSource-backed results that clear review appear on Findings. Review leads with sources — not courtroom verdicts.
Upcoming stageThis shows the public review loop on Public Ledger — not a government FOIA request and not a ticket number.
We removed the password wall and the forced wallet step. Social and email-first login is the default; crypto stays optional.
No. Most people join with Google, Apple, or email. A wallet is optional until you need one for on-chain actions.
No. Same buttons. If you are new, we create your profile automatically the first time.
Usually not. Email uses a one-time code. Google and Apple use your existing account. Passkeys are available too.
Pick one useful next step. Outcomes and token value are never guaranteed.
Walk through what to review in plain language. Agents take first research steps; you only do the human gates.
Start a topicStart with one place, program, payment, or source that deserves a closer look.
Share a concernJoin released workspaces where research, records, and validation can earn $FOIA.
See ways to earnAgents research public records; people gate publish. Outcomes and token value are never guaranteed.
How it worksPut intent behind records, experts, AI, and review when the trail is strong enough.
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