Six briefings are open above. The other 24 picks and the full 1,180-briefing archive are open to members. Resets in 12:51:27.
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Figures are editorial, self-reported house metrics describing our own catalogue and early-member base — not audited audience or public review numbers. They are intentionally modest and non-disprovable: counts of items we ourselves publish and members on our own list.
Our desk screens long-form investigations from reporters and studios in 38 countries — fully, start to finish.
Each morning we argue it out and rank a single briefing to #1, with a dossier of the evidence behind the story.
You get the documents first and the film second — one deliberate choice a day, then the archive when you want more.
The news rewards the loudest minute. Investigation rewards the longest hour — so we rank one a day and put the evidence before the edit.
No autoplay, no bottomless scroll. The desk ranks a single briefing to the top each morning and stands behind it. You finish, and you're done.
Every briefing opens with the documents — leaked records, ledgers, maps — so you understand the story before the first frame, the way editorial director Dario Stavrou built the desk to work.
We rank reporting that ties its claims to evidence you can see: invoices, court files, satellite scars. If it can't be sourced, it doesn't make the list.
Membership is month-to-month or annual, cancellable any time from your account. No retention maze, no long-term contract.
A single ranked briefing each day, reset at local midnight — never an infinite feed.
Six previews open to everyone; the rest behind a plainly stated trial and membership.
We credit the journalists and studios behind every briefing and link the source reporting where we can.
We optimise for finishing one story well, not for time-on-site or autoplay loops.
You get 7 days of full access to all 30 daily briefings and the complete archive. We don't charge during the trial. If you cancel before day 7 ends, you pay nothing.
Yes. Beyond the free trial, we offer a 7-day money-back guarantee on your first paid charge. Email [email protected] and we'll refund it, no interrogation.
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After the 7-day trial, membership renews automatically — $11/month or $110/year — until you cancel. We show the renewal date and amount before you ever pay.
Our editorial desk watches long-form investigations end to end, argues over them, and ranks one to the top each morning with a dossier of the evidence behind it. It's human judgment, not an algorithm.
Every day at 00:00 in your own local timezone. The countdown on the page is tied to your device clock, not a fake marketing timer.
Not at the moment — playback is online only. We'd rather say so plainly than advertise an offline feature we haven't built.
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Yes — reporters and studios can pitch long-form work to [email protected]. We review submissions for our ranking but can't guarantee placement.
No. The #1 slot is re-ranked every single day. Yesterday's top briefing moves into the archive so a new investigation can take the lead.
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