Evidence, not answers
Research you can check.
IonTrack reads the primary sources, quotes every fact it uses, and tells you where the evidence runs out. Nothing on the board is there without a page behind it.
Free to try — one brief a day, no card.
How it works
Ask
A question, then a brief
You ask in your own words. IonTrack answers with a brief: the decision it thinks you are making, the criteria it will judge on, and the assumptions it had to make. You correct it before anything is spent.
Watch
The work, while it happens
Lines of inquiry open, pages are fetched and read, facts are checked against the text they came from. You can see what is established, what is still moving, and what has already been refused.
Check
A board, not an essay
The verdict rests on cells you can open. Each fact shows the sentence it was taken from, highlighted inside the page it was read on, with a link that lands on that sentence.
Every fact passes four checks
A claim that fails one of them does not quietly weaken — it is refused, and the refusal is shown with its reason.
- Fetched
The page was retrieved and stored, not recalled from memory.
- Verbatim
The quote appears in that page, character for character.
- Answers it
The quote answers the question that was asked, not a near one.
- Supported
The claim follows from the quote, judged separately from writing it.
It tells you what it could not find
Most research tools fill a gap with something plausible. This one leaves it open, names it, and tells you what would close it. A board with three holes in it is worth more than a page of confident prose, because you know which three decisions you still have to make yourself.