Where did it come from?
Open the database, identifier, URL and retrieval trail.
PERSLIS SCIENCE / TRUST
Trust is not a badge.
It is the path back to the evidence.
Ask where a claim came from, what ran, what failed and what left your environment. Perslis keeps those answers with the research record—not buried in a promise.
◈ Evidence connected⌁ Unknowns stay visible
TRUST YOU CAN INSPECT
Four questions. One record answers all of them.
What actually ran?
Inspect inputs, outputs, parameters and job state.
What failed or stayed unknown?
See refusals, missing evidence and unresolved paths.
What left the environment?
Choose local records and optional external models, or a hosted floor.
PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE SYSTEM
Inspect the boundaries of trust.
Drag to pan. Zoom in. Select a node to see what it does. Keyboard: Tab between nodes, Enter to inspect; arrow keys pan when the diagram is focused.
EXPLORE THE DETAILS
Every part of the work, connected.
01
Security
Keep execution bounded and access scoped to the work. The Airtight chapter explains the local posture, while hosted account details are covered in the account privacy notice.
Explore Security02
Privacy
Local deployments keep their research record on your machine. Hosted accounts store account and floor data for the web service; read the privacy notice for what is collected and retained.
Explore Privacy03
Provenance
Keep source identity attached to every accepted record. A citation makes a claim traceable, but the source itself can still be mistaken or incomplete.
Explore Provenance04
Verification
Inspect released artifacts, recorded evaluations and the scope of each result. Public prototype evidence and proposed bioscience applications are clearly distinguished.
Explore Verification05
Deployment options
Explore locally held records and opt-in external models, or use the hosted research floor. Offline operation covers retained records; new online database queries require network access.
Explore Deployment optionsSEE IT IN ACTION
A closer look at local research.
A recorded demonstration of the local research experience.
Recorded on a research prototype. The recording shows the scope demonstrated at that time.
Explore the research floor yourself →PERSLIS / SCIENCERECORDED DEMO
ONE CONTINUOUS THREAD
From a question to a record you can inspect.
01Ask
02Retrieve
03Pin
04Verify
05Retain
BRING LOIS A REAL QUESTION
Start a research pilot →Let your next discovery start here.
Start with a target, a dataset or a research question. Inspect what the evidence supports, what it rejects and what remains unknown.