Intelligent investigative tools for newsrooms
We help journalists, fact-checkers, and OSINT professionals identify key actors and relationships in their sources.
Identify the key actors
Whether a short newswire story or a hundred-page PDF, BlackJay will automatically identify all the people and organizations inside.
In March 2016, Governor Rick Snyder testified before Congress about the Flint water crisis. The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality had repeatedly dismissed concerns raised by Virginia Tech researcher Marc Edwards and Hurley Medical Center pediatrician Mona Hanna-Attisha. Snyder appointed Darnell Earley as Flint's first Emergency Manager in 2013. Earley later decided to switch the city's water supply from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department to the Flint River while the Karegnondi Water Authority pipeline was under construction. The Environmental Protection Agency, led by regional administrator Susan Hedman, urged Michigan to implement corrosion controls. MDEQ refused, pending further test results.
Discover the relationships that matter
A story is incomplete without knowing the important relationships. BlackJay will discover the web of connections across your sources for you, and substantiate them on demand.
Track multiple stories
A source is but one of many in a larger story. Organize your sources by project to keep your investigations focused.
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Work with any source
Sources come in many formats. BlackJay doesn't limit what you can work with. Currently supporting textual sources like PDFs and web pages. Images and audio to follow.
Dig deeper
Whether you're part of a newsroom or freelance, BlackJay can help you more quickly understand the hidden narrative.
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