The research memory your newsroom needs.
The research memory your newsroom and readers need.
20 decisions · 5,620 sourced facts · 60 publications
Search your own archive intelligently.
Reporters currently redo research and outreach that was already done years earlier because the archive isn’t structured or searchable. Conspectus indexes decades of coverage into structured profiles, so a reporter looking up a person or topic sees the full history instantly. This eliminates duplicated work and saves reporters countless hours of research.
…the deal was brokered after Farage met Burnham in Manchester, their first public meeting since…
Nigel Faragehistory · 312 piecesopen
Andy Burnhamrival of Farage since 2019openA companion for every article.
A lightweight, embedded widget lets readers go deeper without leaving the page. Conspectus provides readers with deeper context: historical coverage, a relationship graph linking to other profiles, and a person’s documented drivers and constraints. Readers can ask what the history is or who else is involved and why, and get answers grounded entirely in your own reporting.
5,620 sourced facts in the Farage file · where each one comes from
- Your archive2,140 · proprietary
- 2014 to 2019960
- 2020 to today1,180
- Public record · 60 outlets3,480
- RReuters905
- BBBC610
- GThe Guardian390
- 57 more publications1,575
- 219 of them admitted by people it hurt to admit
Your data stays yours.
Every piece of data is tagged by source, so you always control what’s proprietary versus public. It’s a foundation built to extend to other premium data partners later, with your archive as the first and most trusted layer.
More context than can be captured in a 500-word article, grounded entirely in your own reporting.
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