Verumdare
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Verumdare

The whole record, for every entity that matters.

A corpus per person, organization, place, event and product. A graph of how they connect. A history that is kept, not overwritten. Verumdare is the intelligence layer under organizations that cannot afford to be wrong.

Corpora
One maintained body of record per entity — not ten thousand links about it.
The graph
Relationships modeled between entities, and queryable in plain language.
History
Every fact is dated, and the record keeps its history instead of overwriting it.

What this is

It looks like a search engine.
It is closer to a registry.

A search engine hands you documents and leaves the reading to you. Verumdare maintains the answer itself: for each entity it carries a corpus — the attributes, the history, the filings, the statements, the changes — assembled from public record and licensed sources and kept current.

The name is bastard Latin. Verum dare — to give the truth. We hold the mirror up to the record and report what it shows: with every fact dated, and with the honest answer when the record is thin. What we do not have, we say we do not have.

Verumdare is not a consumer product. It is built for private corporate and government use, under license, for the people whose job is to be right about other people, companies and events.

Collection Persons

A corpus per person.

Identity · history · roles · associations

For a person, the corpus reads like the file a professional investigator would assemble: names and aliases, date and place of birth, education, licensure, employment and directorships, property, filings, public statements — each entry dated.

Because entities link to entities, the file does not stop at its subject. Board seats point at companies. Companies point at co-directors. Events point at everyone recorded present. The questions investigators actually ask sit one hop away.

who are the likely associates of john doe?

14 entities linked within two hops — co-directorships (3), shared filings (4), recorded co-attendance (5), family (2).

names and counts here are illustrative

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Collection Organizations

Companies are entities with a pulse.

Leadership · filings · press · market data

A company's corpus tracks what a company does: incorporation and registration, officers and directors as they come and go, filings as they land, press releases as they are issued, and market prices as they move. Not a snapshot — a record that accumulates.

When leadership changes, the old officer does not vanish from the file. The record shows who held the seat and where they went — because the previous CFO is usually the fact that matters.

The entity model

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The graph Entities × relationships

Ask across it

The corpus answers who.
The graph answers who, where and when.

Between the corpora runs a knowledge graph: employment, ownership, family, co-location, participation, supply, succession. Every relationship is named and dated. That is what turns a pile of files into an instrument.

what operations has john doe participated in, in kuwait, in the last ten years?

3 events match: john doe as participant, located in kuwait, over the last ten years.

a question about a person, a place and a stretch of time, answered as one query; names are illustrative

See the graph

Delivery

Built for your analysts.
Built for your models.

Verumdare ships as an API and as a set of MCP tools. Your analysts query it from the tools they already use. Your language models call it mid-conversation — so an assistant whose training data ended last year answers from the current record, including the record only your organization holds.

A web application is coming for the desks that want one. The API came first on purpose: the customers who need this most already have the software; what they lack is the substrate.

API & MCP access

Principles Non‑negotiable

Dated, and kept

Every fact is dated, and the record keeps its history instead of overwriting it. An answer you cannot place in the record is an opinion, and we do not sell opinions.

Licensed, lawful use

Access is granted to organizations with a professional need, under an agreement that names permitted uses. We review who is asking and why.

Private by construction

Your queries, your watchlists and the corpora you commission are yours. Nothing a customer does trains anything another customer touches.

The honest gap

Where the record is thin, the answer says so. A blank field marked unknown is worth more than a guess, because the people using this act on it.

Access

Corporate security, financial crime, due-diligence, journalism in the public interest, and government program offices. Access is licensed and reviewed.

Request access

Tell us who you are and what you need to know. We review every request, and we reply to all of them.

We reply from a person, not a sequence. You will get one confirmation email to check the address is yours, and nothing else unless you ask for it.