Broad coverage, clearly labelled.
Each country has a curated source network with news media, agencies, broadcasters and public-information sources. Search discovery can find relevant public reports outside the registry.
Explore source directory →Choose a country to run a fresh 24-hour public-source snapshot. The scanner checks the country's monitored source network, news-search discovery, public-agency reporting and publicly accessible social signals, then groups reports that appear to describe the same event.

Published incidents are reviewed before they become part of the public record.
Each country has a curated source network with news media, agencies, broadcasters and public-information sources. Search discovery can find relevant public reports outside the registry.
Explore source directory →When reports disagree on deaths or injuries, the snapshot shows the range and the disagreement rather than presenting an early number as a final fact.
Read the methodology →Manual scans are temporary. Scheduled worldwide scans create private drafts for human review. Published records retain their source trail and correction path.
Read corrections policy →Select one country. The scanner accepts no arbitrary URLs or private accounts.
Check monitored sources, public news-search discovery, public agencies and publicly accessible social signals.
Keep only reports published within the previous 24 hours, remove duplicates and compare reported figures across sources.
Only scheduled passes enter the editorial workflow. An editor verifies important claims before publication.
Breaking news changes quickly. This service is designed to help readers see how many independent reports point to the same event, where those reports came from and where the information is still uncertain.