Reports that shaped history are still trapped in PDFs.
Official inquiries publish the evidence that anchors public understanding — then bury it in scanned documents on decaying websites. We rebuild them as web pages you can read, search, and cite by passage.
The problem
The failure is systemic.
Important reports exist, then decay. Links rot. Formats become brittle. Discoverability collapses. A 174-page inquiry arrives as a single scanned PDF with no headings, no search, and no way to point anyone at page 62.
The web is built for sharing and searching. These documents are published as if it did not exist.
What we change
Readable
Web-native text at a comfortable measure, on any device. Not a download.
Linkable
Every paragraph has a permanent address. Highlight a passage, get a link straight to it.
Findable
Full text a search engine can actually index, hosted somewhere stable.
The archive
- Report of Special Counsel Jack Smith, Volume One: The Election Case Read →
- Wall Street and the Financial Crisis: Anatomy of a Financial Collapse Read →
- Investigation of the Challenger Accident Read →
- The Litvinenko Inquiry Read →
- An Inquiry into the Culture, Practices and Ethics of the Press Read →
- Columbia Accident Investigation Board Report, Volume I Read →