01What LumenRadar does
You ask one question. We answer it from public sources, and show where every line came from.
- Collects relevant public information from approved routes.
- Keeps source context and evidence beside each finding.
- Separates facts, judgments, uncertainty, and limitations.
02How to submit a request
Describe the question you need answered and the decision the report should support.
- State the topic and intended use clearly.
- Add a public target URL when it helps define scope.
- Don't submit passwords, private data, or confidential credentials.
03How to read a report
Start with the decision summary, then inspect confidence, evidence, and limitations.
- Supporting evidence strengthens a conclusion.
- Opposing evidence records credible contradictions.
- Uncertainty and limitations show what the report can't prove.
04What sources are allowed
The workflow uses accessible public sources and records source limitations.
- Public webpages, news, repositories, RSS, and sitemaps may be used.
- Login-only, private, or restricted content is not treated as public evidence.
- A source may be excluded when access or quality cannot be verified.
05Deep research applications
Free previews show up after automatic checks. A free deep research application can add a human pass when capacity allows.
- Follow status in your workspace.
- A reviewer may ask for more context.
- Acceptance depends on source availability, risk, and current capacity.
06Support
Questions about a request or report can be sent to [email protected].
- Include the request ID when asking about an existing report.
- Use a new request for a materially different question.
- Your workspace keeps the latest status visible.