One claim. Three jurors.
Three AI jurors read your claim against your sources. All three agree, or the result is HUNG.
One claim at a time. No account, no sign-up.
Your claim.
Your sources.
Write one exact claim and paste one to five source excerpts. The jurors read only the text you paste; links are labels and are never fetched.
One testable statement with its date, scope and qualifiers: "Version 2.1 supports feature X on the free plan", not "this app is great". Paste the exact passages you rely on, with nearby context.
From 0.10 USDG for the minimum quote tier; longer evidence can cost more. Approve the exact USDG amount, then confirm the payment. Network gas is paid separately in ETH.
A completed outcome, including insufficient evidence, is chargeable. On HUNG, the protocol fee and timed-out jurors' fees are refunded. An unanswered check can be expired after its one-hour deadline with an on-chain transaction that refunds the remaining escrow; it is not automatic.
Private: your claim, your excerpts and the outcome, encrypted in your browser. Public on Robinhood Chain: your wallet address, your payment, the query record and the result hashes, which may let someone infer which of the four outcomes a check received.
It depends on your wallet, the network and inference retries. The internal 60-claim evaluation recorded a 22-second median; that is a measurement, not a promise. The page waits up to 180 seconds per attempt, and you can resume from the recovery file.
No. The pilot is unpaid research on public claims and public links, for invited testers. It fetches the links for you, uses external search and model services, and is not confidential. Never send private or personal material to it.