Do I need a crypto wallet?
No. Join with email and a one-time code. A wallet is optional until you need one for on-chain actions.
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Continue with email — we send a one-time code. Same path 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. Email with a one-time code is the default; crypto stays optional.
No. Join with email and a one-time code. A wallet is optional until you need one for on-chain actions.
No. Same email flow. If you are new, we create your profile automatically the first time.
No. Email uses a one-time code we send you. Passkeys and other methods appear under More sign-in options when enabled.
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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