AI-powered public-money accountability

Public Ledger

Follow the money. Prove what happened. Fund the fight.

Public money moves through contracts, loans, grants, tax incentives, relief programs, and organizations that promise public good. Public Ledger helps people and AI connect the records, build evidence, and turn strong concerns into action.

I want to…

Three clear jobs on Public Ledger. Browse what is already public, earn through useful work, or fund the next step with $FOIA.

  • Browse findings

    Read published, source-backed results from public-money work.

    Browse findings
  • Earn (work)

    Do useful research and checks. Accepted work can earn $FOIA under published rules.

    Find work
  • Fund ($FOIA)

    Put real support behind records, agents, and the next useful step.

    Fund with $FOIA

Built to be easy

Type a topic. Agents research public records. You only click simple checks — or chat if you want depth. Accepted useful work can earn $FOIA.

Prefer a guided chat first?

Optional. Most people can skip this and start an investigation above.

No signup needed to start

Ledger guide

Tell me what public spending you want checked. A city, agency, website, vendor, vote, document, or theory is enough to begin.

Start → Check → Fund → Pursue

Agents do the heavy lifting. Humans stay the gate for safety and judgment — never auto-accuse.

  1. 1

    Start

    Name a public-money topic. Agents plan and research.

  2. 2

    Check

    You only click short human gates when judgment is required.

  3. 3

    Fund

    Put $FOIA behind the next useful step when needed.

  4. 4

    Pursue

    Publish candidates, correct records, or hand packets to counsel — never auto-accuse.

Public Ledger workflow: ingest spend history, proposals, and meeting transcripts; find AI patterns across awards, vendors, and decision-makers; then act with FOIA packets and funding support.
Records in. Patterns checked. Action only when the source trail holds.

Where public money hides

These are places to look — examples of money paths, not accusations and not a legal taxonomy.

Contracts and procurement

Awards, amendments, and payment trails that show who won public work.

Loans, grants, and tax incentives

Giveaways and relief programs that move public value without a classic invoice.

Healthcare and program payments

Program spending where billing, eligibility, and outcomes can be checked against records.

Mission and pass-through funding

Nonprofits, intermediaries, and agencies funded to deliver public benefit.

Real accountability takes real resources.

Records cost money. Investigations need experts. Strong matters may need outside counsel. Approved Public Ledger funding paths are designed to put real dollars or stablecoins behind that work. A normal secondary-market token trade does not directly fund Public Ledger.

Evidence first. No false confidentiality promises.

  • Public findings require sources and human review before they are treated as strong claims.
  • Unsupported pattern matches remain questions and review leads.
  • Secure whistleblower intake will not launch until identity, counsel, and confidentiality safeguards are independently reviewed.
  • $FOIA rewards, recoveries, and token value are never guaranteed.
Public Ledger is an evidence and funding layer — not a law firm and not a guarantee of recovery.