Canonry ingests thirty-one years of forum posts, panel recordings, convention floor audio and unlicensed episode guides into a single continuity graph. Your moderators stop arguing. They start citing.
Three capabilities, running continuously against your community whether or not anyone has asked a question.
Every assertion is anchored to an episode, a timecode, a shooting draft and the individual who made it. Disputes that historically ran nine years now close in under four minutes, or escalate to a panel of three archivists who have never met your community and owe it nothing.
Continuous monitoring identifies the exact hour a community begins treating an invented detail as settled fact. Alerts fire at forty percent adoption. By sixty percent the platform stops asking and begins correcting the record on your behalf.
Each member of your community carries a rolling integrity score computed from citation accuracy, retraction latency, unsourced enthusiasm and known affiliations with rival continuities. Scores are visible to moderators, to the subject, and to anyone the subject has ever replied to.
Quotes collected under standard consent. Case numbers retained for the life of the record.
We had a nine-year disagreement about a shuttlecraft. Canonry closed it in an afternoon and then flagged four of our moderators.
My integrity score sat at 41 for two months. I have since retracted eleven posts, and the platform has restored me to 78. I do not dispute the original finding.
It identified the member of our server who had been inventing episodes. He had been doing it since 2011. Nobody had checked.
Priced per annum unless stated. Archive access is granted, never sold, and may be revoked on a finding.
| Tier | Rate | Terms | Included |
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| Cadet | $0 | Read access. Citation rights withheld. |
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| Registry | $1,240 / analyst / mo | For communities with a moderation problem they have stopped describing as a moderation problem. |
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| Prime | $410,000 / yr | For organizations that own the canon, or intend to. |
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It does not transfer back. The reader below runs against a sanitized roll, so nothing you do in it becomes part of anyone's file.