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RESEARCH TOOLS / DISCLOSURE COMPARISON

Read between
the fields.

A small-cap story is only as legible as its footnotes.

Build a source-led notebook. Compare what is disclosed,
what is missing, and what needs another look.

01 Match identities02 Keep sources03 Show unknowns
Local notebook · this browser only

II / FIELD COMPARISON

The disclosure spread

01—02

Past threshold means age > the selected number of days. It does not determine whether a disclosure is still valid.

□ Unknown value↳ Source reference◷ Date requires attention

III / SOURCE FOOTNOTES

Keep the original
within reach.

Each citation belongs to a disclosure.
Your judgment stays in its own column.

METHOD / PRODUCT BOUNDARY

A notebook, with
nothing implied.

What this comparison says

Eight disclosure questions, the sources you enter, and a transparent age rule. Empty values remain unknown; a stated zero remains zero. This tool does not authenticate sources or generate buy and sell scores.

Why a proposed application token?

Footnote Fox Index is a proposed access and contribution layer for research workspaces operated by different services. It would carry service-access records and source-version contributions across those workspaces. Shared identity, attribution checks and service integrations still need implementation.

The local notebook works without a token. No token is issued here. No trading, signatures, payments or investment returns are offered.

Your notebook stays here

Saved in this browser, when storage is available. Use JSON to keep a backup or move devices. Imports replace the current notebook only after validation and confirmation. Source links open external sites when you choose to follow them.

NEW NOTEBOOK SUBJECT

Start with an identity.

Registry identifiers are case-sensitive. EVM addresses are matched without case; chain IDs stay distinct.

A URL or a claim of audit is not independent verification. Dates refer to the disclosure, not your note-taking session.

CROSS-WORKSPACE ACCESS

Carry the source trail.

Local export is ready. A shared version would link these sources and contributor records across independent research services.