Disclosure Navigator

A Structured Intelligence Layer on UAP Disclosure

Disclosure Navigator is an intelligence and investigation tool for UFO / UAP Disclosure. From declassified records, videos, and images, to expert researchers who have been reporting on the topic for decades — Disclosure Navigator ingests all of it, extracts the people, organizations, programs, cases, and events buried inside, and cross-links them into a knowledge graph so you can follow any trail across the entire record.

Primary Sources

Documents

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The Written Record

Every document in the library has been analyzed, summarized, and integrated into the UAP disclosure database. When viewing any source document, we provide all of this information alongside it — giving you the relevant context and the ability to dive deeper into everything found within.

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Videos

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The Video Record

UAP footage is scattered across news drops and social media with no central home. Here the video record lives in one place — sourced, attributed, and organized by location, date, and origin — connected to the cases and documents that surround each event.

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Images

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The Image Record

UAP imagery is scattered and rarely given context. Here it lives in one organized place — sourced, attributed, and connected to the documents and cases it belongs to — so you always know what you're looking at and where it came from.

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YouTube

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Analysis & Testimony

A curated library of researchers, journalists, analysts, and investigators covering UAP disclosure — selected for depth and credibility. Every episode is indexed and entity-linked, integrating the testimony, analysis, and interviews directly into the same knowledge graph as the primary source documents.

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The library is continually expanding as new government releases, FOIA productions, and researcher archives are ingested.

How a Source Enters the Knowledge Graph

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What the Library Has Built

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Entities

People, organizations, programs, and locations — each cross-linked across every source that names them.

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Events

Documented occurrences extracted from sources — each dated, attributed, and traceable.

Cases

Named incidents — Roswell to the Nimitz — with full narrative thread views and source citations.

7,500+

Threads

Investigative lines of inquiry within cases — chronological event sequences from first occurrence to present.

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Concepts

Cross-cutting research themes derived from the investigative record — crash retrievals, whistleblower testimony, and more.

Where to Go From Here

Explorer

Entity & Case Library

Navigate the full knowledge graph. Follow any person, organization, or program across every source that mentions them. Browse 59 cases organized into topics, concepts, and investigative threads.

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Timeline

Research Timeline

Every documented event in chronological order — from 1940s government reports to last week's congressional testimony. Filter by case, entity, era, or source type.

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Graph

Relationship Graph

Visualize the network of connections between entities — who worked with whom, which programs are linked, how organizations cluster around key incidents.

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Briefings

AI Research Briefings

Ask any research question and get a cited answer grounded entirely in the library — no hallucination, every claim sourced to a document you can open. Briefings are saved and searchable.

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