Most teams still follow the news by reading it: a few feeds, a few outlets, a summary in the morning. That worked when a story took days to settle.
Now a claim can cross a country before anyone has checked it, and the same event is told five different ways by five outlets. The teams who have to respond, in government, in newsrooms, in companies, can’t read fast enough to keep up.
We started Alethman in 2026 to do that reading. Our engine pulls coverage from national news sources, groups the articles about one event, and measures how the story is spreading and where outlets disagree. On top of it we built three products for teams that have to act on what they read: Pramaan for false claims, Arctus for scattered records, and Polity for payments.