How a page
is made
We collect what a founder already said in public, label every fact, and tell the founder before anything goes live.
Every fact keeps its source
A page is a set of small facts. This is one of Tony Dinh’s, exactly as we store it.
Tony said it
What the labels mean
Every number on a page wears one. Examples from Tony’s page.
The founder is told first
No page goes public before the founder hears about it.
From the founder’s own site, posts, launches and interviews.
Through a channel they published, with a private link to the draft.
Correct it, remove it, or publish it at once.
After 14 days with no objection. It says “not reviewed by” the founder until they claim it.
At any time, before or after. Everything behind it is deleted, and we never build it again.
What we leave out
Business facts only. Never the rest.
Corrections and removal
Anyone can suggest a correction on any page. A founder can remove their page at any time, and it is gone at once. We keep only a coded note, so we never build it again.