Most systems ask you to trust a black box. We build the opposite: a published corpus, sourced answers, append-only records, and reasoning any outsider can replay. Not because trust is bad — because it should be earned in public.
A published corpus, sources under every answer, and a record that only ever grows. Nothing here needs to be taken on faith.
Built for the people who don't have lawyers or analysts standing by — the same intelligence, without the retainer.
Live, in beta, or not built yet — each surface says which. A roadmap dressed as a product is a lie you'll find out about later.
The corpus Elle stands on is publicly indexed and citable, including the parts that are unfinished or wrong.
Not a confidence score — the actual documents, listed under the answer, openable.
Corrections stack on top of mistakes. A wrong entry stays wrong, in public, with the correction above it.
Elle writes code and CI judges it, but the merge is a human click. No merge tool exists for her to call.
Not sold, not trained on. Export everything or delete the account and everything in it, any time.