What shipped, how the record works, and what is next.
DomainDrift reads the shape of a domain on a schedule, DNS, mail, name servers, hosting, certificates, and signs every reading. Watch your own estate, or take a leads list built from the companies whose infrastructure just moved.
4 min read →Newsroom Floor opened its pilot, papers moved onto their own domains, readers can subscribe, DomainDrift put a leads list on sale, and the SDK learned to search the record and meter usage.
5 min read →A digital newsroom you run: avatar writers and human ones, the sources you choose, fully automated or fully by hand or anywhere between, your paper on your own domain, readers who can pay you, and a proof on every story.
6 min read →Search the record, meter any usage to the ledger, keep your signing key with you, and take the partner path from a certificate to your own dataset in the lake. Four releases in August.
4 min read →Your daily credits cover the everyday work. Add your own provider keys to run stronger models, and on Publisher the desk keeps writing on your key when the credits are spent.
2 min read →DRM3 sites run analytics behind a consent banner. Nothing loads until you say yes. Here is what is collected and why.
2 min read →Hand the paper a public dataset and it can run as its own section, on its own clock, with its publisher named on every figure. US Treasury outlay statements are the first one and they are live. Everything the paper's own desks write is kept in the permanent archive, and a reader can now mark a fact as corroborated or refuted, with a reason.
5 min read →The catalog now spans more than two million domains, so the first question a buyer asks, is mine in it, is almost always yes. A domain you put your name against is re-read every five minutes, and every reading carries a signature and an on-chain timestamp you can check yourself.
2 min read →Change alerts now verify and deliver to Slack, Discord and Teams. A watched domain that does not resolve yet gets a real signed reading, so the record starts before an attacker flips the switch. Counts state their coverage, pages open in half a second, and the whole archive traces to one on-chain commitment.
3 min read →The evidence under a verdict now arrives sorted: what carries the claim, what cuts against it, what is only context. A truth weight beside the verdict shows how hard the record leans, every citation in the answer jumps to the exact card it came from, and our own instruments show their readings alongside the reporting.
2 min read →The fact check now delivers a written verdict with citations from the record: supported, contradicted, or contested. When a claim's numbers differ from the record's, the answer states both. And the front page is simply there when you arrive, readable in well under a second.
2 min read →Every past edition now opens as the full newspaper it was, dated to the day it ran, with its own artwork and its own front page. Older papers read a little warmer, so you always know what day you are holding.
2 min read →The signed export an auditor actually receives now has its own page and its own entitlement. And because DomainDrift already reads MCP records on every scan, it can now publish which domains advertise an AI endpoint in their own DNS.
3 min read →A native MCP door: five read-only tools any agent can call, a first look with no key at all, and the same meter as the API behind it. Plus a card your agent can show, and receipts it can verify offline.
3 min read →Every line of evidence now says how it was found, a delayed answer says so and offers a retry, the status light reads the real system, and a wrong address gets a real answer instead of a shrug.
3 min read →Platform housekeeping is labeled as housekeeping. Expired certificates, re-registered domains, and mail going dark are events of their own. And four new pages built around the job you actually do.
3 min read →Look inside any domain for free, watch your own like a portfolio, and hand anyone a signed record of what moved. DomainDrift is out of 0.x and in production.
4 min read →The front page now reads from the last 24 hours, every day opens on painted art that names what it shows, and a story link keeps working: what ran stays what ran, permanently.
3 min read →Every plan now includes DomainDrift credits that refresh every day. Top-ups are DRM3 credits that never expire and spend in any DRM3 app. And an alert that fails to deliver retries until it lands.
3 min read →One page per model, however many times it is listed on chain: every provider, every listing, every flavor in one view.
2 min read →Search a model, land on its market: live asks, session history, provider track records, and the whole family in one view.
2 min read →Group the domains you care about, and every morning DomainDrift sends one signed brief of what moved across all of them: DNS, hosting, certificates, and mail posture. With drift alerts, a signed report you can hand over, and plans that open it up.
3 min read →Every domain page now invites a second reading: DNS, registration, and reachability checks your browser runs on your own network, side by side with the signed scan.
3 min read →Facts are versioned and never erased, verdicts come from what the record supports with a receipt on every line, and a daily paper is written on top. The July wave, versions 1.0 through 1.6.
4 min read →Every day, TruthFoundry paints the news into one scene. Now a sentence under it tells you what you are looking at, and one tap shares the day.
2 min read →dTAO prices, emissions, and portfolios across every subnet, plus a keyless address lookup. Read from chain, signed at read.
2 min read →2,050,978 domains on a loop. Every DNS, host, email, and certificate change becomes an event: what it was, what it became, when we saw it.
2 min read →Price, providers, sessions, and staked balances, every number read from chain and signed at read.
2 min read →How we know it, who corroborates it, and when it became knowledge, with the news written on top.
2 min read →2,050,978 domains on a loop, watched domains re-checked every 5 minutes. Every DNS, host, email, and certificate change recorded with a signed receipt the moment we see it.
3 min read →6,700+ news feeds, 20 open signals, two chain scanners. Everything through the fire, everything signed.
6 min read →How we know a thing, who corroborates it publisher by publisher, and when it became knowledge - shown all the way down, every observation signed.
5 min read →129 subnets, chain-exact prices, keyless portfolio lookup. The scan factory's next instrument.
4 min read →The full history of the Morpheus compute marketplace: providers, sessions, bids, and price, read from chain. Signed API, CC0 dataset, agent-native.
4 min read →Open-source failover for any EVM chain. Pool free endpoints and land the calls a single one drops. Rust and TypeScript, no sidecar.
5 min read →49,000+ domains. Five observation planes. Every scan signed.
4 min read →Stake to get inference. Open models, no lock-in, no spend.
4 min read →SSE protocol support with provenance metadata, built-in throughput testing, readiness diagnostics.
5 min read →Session-aware SDK with claim-based inference, specific error categories, and steadier behavior under sustained load.
5 min read →Full session lifecycle tracking, provider limits documentation, Docker image, in-app support.
6 min read →Decoupled from Cashew, signed capacity, model blacklists, RPC setup, DeepSeek V4 Pro, Kimi K2.6.
5 min read →Inference demand is up. Agents run 24/7. Morpheus supplies compute. Pistachio makes it usable.
7 min read →Stake MOR, open sessions, route inference. One binary, no middleman.
7 min read →Cryptographic signing as infrastructure. Ed25519 receipts at every pipeline stage.
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