The Hive Mind Ecosystem
Three tools, one trust network — carrying what people you trust have said to the places where you actually read.
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Hive Mind Browser Extension
Credibility context across social feeds, video, articles, and the wider web
- See what people you trust have said about who is behind the posts, videos, and articles you read
- Choose whose judgment you trust and see their claims inline as you read
- Ask for context on an account nobody has covered yet — free, no wallet
- Make your own claims, and stake behind them when you are ready
Hive Mind Explorer
The full trail of claims, trust circles, and communities
- Search any account, site, or topic
- See who weighed in on a source, what they staked, and any evidence they pointed to
- On rankings and list pages, coordinated accounts count once, and ten times the stake isn't ten times the weight
- Add a claim, or back one that already exists
- Browse communities — the topics enough people have covered to be worth reading
- Filter by source, who made the claim, or how much is behind it
Hive Mind Snap
Contract context in your wallet before you sign
- Community claims and any audit findings surfaced at sign-time
- Contract verification and proxy/upgrade status before you approve
- See the deployer — and whether the implementation recently changed
- The last screen before you interact with a contract
One signal. Everywhere it matters.
Credibility context travels to the places people already read — so it shows up at the moment of doubt, not buried somewhere nobody looks.
Where you read
The extension surfaces context right on the page — X, YouTube, GitHub, and any site you open.
When you want the whole story
The Explorer is the full record: who weighed in on a source, what they staked, any evidence they pointed to, and who disagreed.
And before you sign
For the times it is a contract rather than an article, the Snap shows community claims and contract facts inside MetaMask.
For newsrooms, researchers, and AI builders
Structured human judgment, with the provenance attached
The same record readers use is a dataset nobody else has: who backs a claim, who disputes it, how independent they are, what evidence they cite, and how that changed over time. If your team needs to understand a contested source or narrative, we'd like to hear what you're working on.