review.review — about
review.review is a public ledger of what powerful people publicly promised — and what actually happened. Sourced. Dated. In Phase 2, anchored to win.win, a decentralized public network, so the record can’t be deleted or quietly edited.
What it is
review.review captures what powerful people publicly said — on social media, in speeches, in press conferences, in filings — and compares each claim against what actually happened. Every record is sourced, dated, and rendered identically.
Who it covers
Phase 1 starts with U.S. political figures across both parties, captured from X, Truth Social, Instagram, press conferences, and official speeches. Phase 2 widens country by country — United Kingdom, then EU. Phase 3 adds scams and public-company leadership.
How resolution works
A commitment does not get a one-shot verdict. As independent outcome data arrives — audits, rulings, government reports, reputable publications — the record is compared against reality and the status updated. Every revision is itself anchored and citeable.
Where records live
In Phase 2, review.review will publish a hash of every record to win.win. From that point on, the record cannot be altered or deleted after the fact — not by us, not by the subject, not by anyone else. The founders of win.win also initiated review.review; operation is independent.
What we do not do
We record the claim, record the outcome, cite both, and let the reader compare. We are not fact-checkers, not a news organisation, not a prediction market, not an identity verifier. The structured source layer is designed to be upstream of all of them.