Tensorust Under Oath

Put any claim under oath.

Paste a corporate claim, a headline, a government contract, or a question. Tensorust searches the public record and publishes the receipt.

Try: Rocket Lab $266M   Tesla revenue   Lockheed lobbying   Microsoft security

No chatbot opinions. SEC financials, federal contracts, lobbying, grants, FDA approvals, and cyber records, resolved to the entity and linked to the source. Companies have PR departments. The public now has discovery.

Saves you the hours of pulling and reconciling these records by hand across six government databases, and the cost of a data subscription to do it. It runs the check and links every source, free.

94,000
reported vulns
→
1,647
actively exploited
98.2% smaller first-review queue. One public field, hours of triage removed. That is the shape of every result here.

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How it works, and how it could be wrong

What it does

Your query is resolved to a company or organization, then matched against public government datasets: federal contract awards (USAspending / FPDS), SEC-reported financials from 10-K filings (EDGAR), federal lobbying disclosures (Senate LDA), research grants (NIH RePORTER), FDA drug approvals (openFDA), and known-exploited vulnerabilities (CISA KEV). The receipt reports what those records show, links every figure, and states a conservative verdict.

The verdicts

  • Verified - a specific record supports the claim.
  • Partially supported - the claim fits the totals but not as stated (for example, a total across many awards rather than one contract).
  • Needs context - the record differs in a way that matters, most often an announced ceiling versus dollars actually obligated or paid.
  • Insufficient evidence - the datasets queried do not contain enough to judge. We say so rather than guess.

How it could be wrong

  • A verdict is only as good as entity resolution; a namesake or subsidiary can throw off a match.
  • Prime-contract data excludes subcontracts, classified spending, and money routed through resellers or IDV vehicles, so some totals are a lower bound.
  • Announced contract "values" are often ceilings; obligated and outlaid dollars are what is committed and paid, and they can differ by a lot.
  • This is what the public record shows, not a legal finding.

Disagree?

Think a conclusion is wrong or missing context? Submit opposing evidence to mattbusel@gmail.com and it will be reviewed. Built with the Tensorust data farm, where every record is stored next to its source and a content hash.