Take Me toYour Leader
A not-so-serious name for a very serious investigation.
The world's most structured, open-source knowledge graph connecting every UAP sighting, government disclosure, and whistleblower claim into one searchable truth engine.
From raw data to
connected intelligence
Every hearing, document, and report passes through the same rigorous extraction pipeline. What emerges are structured connections no single researcher could find manually.
Ingest
Congressional hearings, podcasts, FOIA documents, sighting databases, and government reports enter the pipeline.
Extract
AI decomposes each source into atomic claims, identifies speakers, organizations, programs, craft descriptions, and locations.
Connect
Every entity is cross-referenced. Corroborations and contradictions emerge. Patterns surface across decades and continents.
Discover
Query the graph to traverse connections — from a sworn statement to a FOIA document to an international case file.
What we
believe
Four values guide every content decision, design choice, and community interaction. They are non-negotiable.
Rigorous, Not Rigid
We follow the data wherever it leads — without agenda, without fear. If a sighting was a weather balloon, we say so. If something genuinely anomalous happened, we say that too. We are advocates for connected, structured, traceable data.
Playful, Not Frivolous
The name is a deliberate wink. It signals that we don't take ourselves too seriously, even though we take the work extremely seriously. By leading with humor, we disarm skeptics and welcome the curious.
Open, Not Naive
Every connection in our graph is transparent and traceable to its source. Open also means open-source: the graph data, the ingestion pipeline, and the query interface are all publicly available. We acknowledge unreliable data exists and score it accordingly.
Community-Powered
This project is built by the people who care most about UAP transparency and funded by those who benefit most from the graph's existence. The community doesn't just consume the graph — they shape it, vote on priorities, and flag errors.
45+ data sources. One graph.
The Signal
No spam. No speculation. Just signal.
Join the community mapping the unknown.