Type a name — a company, product, market or technology. Minutes later you have a structured, sourced and fact-checked research dossier. Every figure backed by a dated source.
What you get
Run /audit-report Tesla and get a folder of ready-to-read documents — seven angles of analysis, each figure sourced and dated.
Origins, milestones, pivots, acquisitions, controversies.
Market size (TAM/SAM/SOM), growth, geography, regulation.
Product, architecture, features, differentiators, patents.
Tiers, business model, sector comparison.
Competitive map, market shares, positioning, SWOT.
Revenue, funding, valuation, roadmap, risks, scenarios.
Why you can trust it
The difference from asking a chatbot: method and proof. It searches the live web and never invents a number.
Each quantitative claim links to where it came from, with a publication date.
Sources tagged Official / Analyst / Press; data older than a year is flagged.
The most important figures are verified against at least two independent sources.
If a number isn't public, it says so — estimates are labelled as estimates.
A look inside
A web viewer, a native macOS app and an iOS / iPadOS reader, all reading the same audits.
Summary — every figure a sourced, dated KPI.
Knowledge map — subject, dimensions & ~180 sources, linked.
Fact-check — key figures re-verified.
Live timeline — watch an audit run, event by event.
Install the skill in Claude Code or Gemini, or download the Mac app. It's free and open-source.