RightsReclaim turns fragmented public records and user-provided documents into traceable, source-grounded intelligence.
Find it. Understand it. Prove it.
01 — Use cases
RightsReclaim is verifiable evidence infrastructure for people and institutions working with complex records — information they can lawfully access, provide or investigate.
Investigate public records, filings, court decisions, government reports and open-source material — and trace every finding back to its original source.
For lawyers, investigative journalists, researchers, professors and investigators working with complex document sets.
Track changes across public records, regulatory sources, court decisions and authorized datasets over time.
Evidence infrastructure for due diligence, compliance, investigations, evidence management and large-scale institutional research.
02 — Process
Bring together documents, records and source material.
RightsReclaim identifies entities, dates, relationships, chronology and potential inconsistencies.
Every important finding links back to the source material.
Generate timelines, evidence maps, research briefs and traceable intelligence.
03 — Who it serves
When a finding has consequences, its origin matters. RightsReclaim organizes evidence, reconstructs chronology and surfaces inconsistencies — it does not determine truth, guilt or intent. People should be able to discover, understand and verify what they have a lawful right to know.
04 — Provenance
RightsReclaim is built around provenance, traceability and source-grounded reasoning.
The user should always be able to move from a summary, finding or AI-generated answer back to the underlying record. Every important claim should be traceable back to its original source.
$ query "when was the permit first amended?"
› Cross-referencing 3 records…
[finding] The permit was first amended on 12 March, four days after the inspection report was filed.
source: Amendment Notice, p.2 §4 · Inspection Report, p.11▋
05 — Demonstration
Explore how RightsReclaim can reconstruct chronology, compare records, surface review signals and preserve source traceability.
We are speaking with journalists, lawyers, researchers, institutions and early partners.