Does the Answer Have Receipts?
CLAIM — What are you being asked to believe or act on?
+ RECEIPTS — Which source supports it, and what conflicts or is missing?
= READINESS — What is the safest informed next step?
INTERACTIVE PRODUCT PREVIEW
See what changes when the answer has to show its work.
Move through one everyday claim. Keep the source, the gaps, and the safest next step in view.
CLAIM
“Your refund has been issued.”
Check whether a bill, denial, notice, refund promise, AI answer, or other consequential claim has the receipts needed before you rely on it. Preserve the source. Connect the receipts. See what is supported, conflicting, or missing—privately on your iPhone.
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What are you being asked to believe or act on?
RECEIPTS
What supports it—and what is still missing?
The merchant email says the refund was approved.
The card activity does not show a posted refund.
No refund transaction or reference number was provided.
READINESS
NEXT ACTION
Verify before relying.
- 1 Request the refund transaction or reference number.
- 2 Preserve the original merchant email.
- 3 Confirm the issuer’s expected posting window.
Illustrative preview—not a live qX‑TGRI™ analysis. The Truth Calculator™ organizes user-provided records and evidence readiness; it does not determine absolute truth, guilt, fraud, legality, or medical, financial, insurance, or regulatory outcomes.
Check whether a bill, denial, notice, refund promise, AI answer, or other consequential claim has the receipts needed before you rely on it. Preserve the source. Connect the receipts. See what is supported, conflicting, or missing—privately on your iPhone.
Get Launch Updates
A chatbot gives you another answer. The Truth Calculator checks whether the answer has receipts.
The Record Stays in View.
Bring a claim and the source material you have. The guided workflow keeps support, conflicts, missing evidence, and the next verification step visible—without pretending to manufacture certainty.
The Launch Roadmap
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Scheduled for September 2026, subject to final testing and App Store review. Designed to compare a claim with the source material you provide and return a clear evidence-readiness receipt. Not yet available in the App Store.
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Planned to follow in November 2026 as a deeper, private workspace for timelines, evidence inventories, contradictions, competing hypotheses, missing-source planning, and user-directed professional handoff. Not currently available for purchase.
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Android and additional supported platforms are planned for early 2027. Timing reflects the current roadmap and may change as testing, platform review, and release-readiness work progress.
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Early subscribers receive product updates and, subject to the published offer terms and eligibility requirements, a free Forensic Investigation upgrade benefit targeted for December 2026. Dates may change.