How it works
FROM A FRAGMENT TO A CONNECTION YOU CAN EXPLAIN.
Bring in the information. Decide what it supports. Keep the source available for the next question.
1 / Open a Network
Sign in to the application and open a demo or create a Network. Editable Networks stay in plain IndexedDB storage in the app's current browser profile. Signing in does not upload them or make them available on another device.
Use synthetic or non-sensitive material in this prototype. Clearing site data can remove local Networks; export a validated Network JSON document when you need a manual portable copy.
2 / Bring in the information
Create a typed entity with a name and kind, then add the details you need. For company records, fields include jurisdiction, legal form and registration number. For a table, map columns in the CSV preview and explicitly choose which entity rows to import.
CSV import creates entities, not relationships or citations. It reports possible duplicates without automatically merging them. A selected import batch is one undoable change.
3 / Review integrated AI assistance
Paste source text and choose any Network context to include. The optional OpenRouter workflow uses your own key to propose entities, relationships, Sources and Citations. Inspect the endpoints, relationship types and exact excerpts before accepting items.
Local validation checks structure, references and excerpt anchors. It does not verify the truth of the source. Model confidence stays separate from analyst confidence. Accepted items enter together after your explicit action, and the batch can be undone.
This is pasted-text extraction. It does not browse the web, query a registry, parse uploaded PDFs or write to the Network without review.
4 / Inspect the claim and its source
A relationship has a type, direction and analyst confidence. Add a Citation linking a Source to the entity or relationship it concerns. Mark the citation as supporting, disputing or contextual, and include an excerpt or locator where useful.
A URL Source records the supplied source details; it does not archive the external page. Keep the source and your interpretation distinct.
Every connection needs context.
Watch a source and citation stay attached to a claim, then inspect a disputed attribution in a separate fictional identity case.
28 seconds · silent · fictional practice data. Includes captions and a descriptive transcript.
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Every connection needs context — descriptive transcript
Finished 28-second silent evidence teaser. The video contains no speech, music or other audio. The visible interface is recorded from the actual Lage Bureau prototype; all records are fictional. “Prototype / Synthetic data” remains visible throughout. Two separate fictional cases are explicitly labelled.
00:00–00:02.40 — Opening. The current Lage Bureau NORTH-EAST SIGNAL logo appears on black, with white Archivo lettering and Signal #FF4A17. Text: “Every connection needs context.” Supporting text: “Keep the evidence beside your reasoning.”
00:02.40–00:04.80 — Fictional company record. Label: “01 / Fictional company record — LB Training — Lindenwerk GmbH · Germany.” Text: “Keep the source.” The actual Add citation dialog contains a German company excerpt as pasted source text. The source identifies itself as a fictional training case. Caption: “Attach the original source text.”
00:04.80–00:07.80 — Cite the claim. The same company example continues. In the real citation form, the analyst selects supporting stance and provides the excerpt “Firma: LB Training — Lindenwerk GmbH”. Text: “Cite the exact claim.” Caption: “Choose the excerpt and its stance.”
00:07.80–00:10.80 — Assess confidence. The same company's Edit entity dialog shows the Analyst confidence field being explicitly changed to Confirmed. Text: “You assess confidence.” Caption: “Confidence is an explicit analyst decision.” Adding a source did not automatically change the confidence.
00:10.80–00:13.60 — Evidence stays attached. The company's real inspector shows the attached supporting citation, its source title and exact excerpt. Text: “Evidence stays attached.” Caption: “Read the citation beside the record.”
00:13.60–00:16.00 — Separate fictional case. A title card explicitly introduces “02 / Fictional identity case.” Text: “A connection is disputed.” Supporting text: “See the claim and the correction.” This is a different example from the company record.
00:16.00–00:21.80 — A disputed relationship. The real graph shows a selected connection between the fictional person LB Training — Rina Vale and a fictional @fieldglass forum account. Its visible label is Disputed. Text: “Keep disagreement visible.” Caption: “The attribution remains marked Disputed.”
00:21.80–00:25.20 — Read the correction. The actual disputing citation card is enlarged. Its title reads “Correction · repeated handle does not identify the operator”. The source note identifies it as an authored specimen. The excerpt records a clarification that the training forum account is not operated by LB Training — Rina Vale. Text: “Read the correction.” Caption: “Keep the correction and its original context.”
00:25.20–00:28.00 — End card. Text: “Make your reasoning visible.” “Explore Lage Bureau.” “lagebureau.de”. “A brand of Wehron GmbH.” The current logo and the prototype/synthetic-data label remain visible.
The film depicts source attachment, explicit analyst confidence and disputed evidence. It does not depict a real registry, real investigation, automatic verification, AI generation, cloud storage, collaboration or published sharing.
Download transcript (Markdown)5 / Explore the working Network
Use the editor's search, filters and Focus to inspect records. Find Connection can highlight one bounded shortest connection between two selected entities while preserving each relationship's stored direction.
These tools change the view, not the meaning of the underlying records. A visible path does not establish ownership or prove a claim.
6 / Understand snapshots and independent copies
The planned sharing release captures an immutable, unlisted snapshot after an explicit publication action. An accessible snapshot lets readers pan, zoom, select records and inspect properties, Sources and Citations. A password can gate access; it does not encrypt the data.
After sign-in, Copy to my Networks creates an independent local working document. It does not synchronize with the original, and revoking the original link cannot recall copies already made.
Sharing is not yet available. The website illustration does not publish a snapshot, create an account or save a Network. The public viewer also differs from the editor: it does not expose editing, dragging, search, filters, Focus or Find Connection.
7 / Choose your interface
The app supports English and German, plus dark, light and system theme choices. Switching the interface does not translate the names, field values or source text you entered.
Try one question
Start with a fictional case small enough to inspect every source. Explain what each relationship says before adding more records.