SourceIQ

Disinformation got cheap, fast, and good. A convincing lie now costs almost nothing to manufacture and almost nothing to spread, and by the time anyone asks "wait, is this real," it's already done the damage. SourceIQ is built for the people whose job is to answer that question before it matters, not after. It takes the raw material of a modern influence campaign, the memes, the posts, the links, the story that's suddenly everywhere, and tells you what it's actually made of.

The stuff that actually moves. Not press releases, the real vectors: memes, social posts, shared links, the screenshot making the rounds, the narrative three different accounts started pushing on the same afternoon. SourceIQ ingests what people actually see and share, not the sanitized version.

Where it really came from. Provenance, not vibes. SourceIQ traces a piece of content back toward its origin instead of taking the label on the front at face value, so a "grassroots" story that started in one coordinated place stops looking grassroots.

Organic, or manufactured. There's a difference between a thing people are genuinely saying and a thing built to look that way. SourceIQ reads the pattern, the timing, the coordination, the amplification, and tells you which one you're staring at, and who's working the levers.