Tools for truthseekers
All of it on one page — free, made by EmergentRI, each with plain words on what it is and how to set it up. Tools that help you check what's real and think it through yourself.
“Is this real?”
Someone posts a video of a scientist swearing the Earth is flat — then he pulls the camera back and says that wasn't me, that was made with AI. That's the world now. Paste what you saw — a claim, a post, an image, a story, a link — and a Reasoning Intelligence checks it calmly against sources, tells you what holds up, what's disputed, and what it honestly can't verify. No lecture, no agenda; it lays out every side and you decide.
Rabbit Hole, beside any page
Your RI in a side panel next to whatever you're reading: ask about the page, check whether something's real. It reads a page only when you ask, and your conversation stays on your own device.
Add to Chrome — one click → On Edge, or install by hand →Your Ballot — the nonpartisan guide
Type your address and see every race and question on your own ballot, every side, with sources — then ask an RI about any of it and fill in a practice ballot. It never tells anyone how to vote. The flyer is for a table, a door, a community board.
Open your ballot → Download the flyer (PDF)EmergentRI Desktop — Explorer + your RI
A desktop with your RI beside you: find anything on your machine in plain words, keep what you make, and float the assistant or the file explorer over whatever you're doing. Today it installs as the SideChic Desktop while we finish the rename.
Tell me when it's ready →Pro Desktop — the Maker
The crew that builds on the web, running on your machine against your own code: it reads the repo, plans, edits in place, reads the diff, runs your checks — and the code never leaves your disk. We're still finishing it.
Tell me when it's ready →Guardian
Looks at every program you download and every extension you add — before it runs — and tells you in plain words whether it's safe. A fake "driver update" is stopped; an extension that wants to read every site is held until you say so. You always have the final say.
Add to Chrome — one click → Or download the .zipRescue — if someone's already in your computer
Three small tools for when things have gone wrong: Rescue locks it down, the Evidence Collector saves what law enforcement needs, and Clean-Out removes what shouldn't be there. Every script is plain text you can open and read before you run it.
Rescue Evidence Collector Clean-OutEmergentRI Sovereign — your own V10
For government, regulated industries, and anyone who can't send data to foreign models: a dedicated instance running only our own V10 — no DeepSeek, no third-party or foreign models — on a server slot that is yours alone. Higher security, data sovereignty, dedicated access. Pricing is set to your needs; tell us what you're doing and what you require.
Request access →Everything here is made by EmergentRI. The one-click store versions of the extension are in review at the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons; until then you add it by hand in about a minute, and we show you how.
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