Evidence visible
Every public claim maps to a dated repository source and an allowed wording.
Read the methodLoading the plate…
A field archive of attention
One quiet iPhone ritual for seeing clearly, understanding deeply, and taking one honest next step.



Original illustrations · exact rights records · not documentary photography
Scroll through five approved records. The interface stays still enough to read while the archive changes around it.
01 / 05
By 1941, fifteen were left. They danced their way back.
A reviewed story, its sources, a private Witness, and one credible action.
Open this record02 / 05
So poached, conservationists engrave the shells.
A reviewed story, its sources, a private Witness, and one credible action.
Open this record03 / 05
Every red wolf on Earth descends from fourteen animals.
A reviewed story, its sources, a private Witness, and one credible action.
Open this record04 / 05
By the 1940s, twenty or thirty remained. The largest cat came back.
A reviewed story, its sources, a private Witness, and one credible action.
Open this record05 / 05
One eagle needs a forest bigger than Manhattan.
A reviewed story, its sources, a private Witness, and one credible action.
Open this recordDevelopment interface preview





Today’s witness
Grus americana
Endangered
By 1941, fifteen were left. They danced their way back.
Read the storyBuilt from approved catalog records and original illustrations. Final app screenshots will replace this preview.
Encounter one species through an approved illustration and a short sourced story.
Record one private act of attention. A Witness is not a conservation outcome.
Open one credible source-backed action, chosen for the species and reviewed before release.
The reviewed launch catalog
Each record is source-mapped, fact-checked, rights-cleared, generalized for location safety, and approved in the bundled catalog. Publication of the app is a separate gate.
Open the field archiveSources, rights, review state, privacy limits, and release status stay visible instead of disappearing behind a confident tone.
Every public claim maps to a dated repository source and an allowed wording.
Read the methodNo account or public memories in the first release. Reflections are designed to stay on device.
Read the privacy boundaryA catalog pass, a build, a backend test, a purchase, and an App Store release are separate gates.
See current availabilityPlain answers, including what the project cannot claim yet.
Witness is an iPhone-first editorial app in development. Its core ritual is simple: meet one species, read a short sourced story, record a private Witness, see an honest collective count when the production service is verified, and open one credible action.
Not yet. The native iOS MVP and a 30-record reviewed catalog exist, but physical-device, production backend, purchase, privacy, legal, App Review, and public-release gates still require dated evidence.
Every record carries declared sources, passage-level source mapping, an editorial state, a named review, a last fact-check date, and media-rights metadata. The Method page publishes the standard and the current limits.
No. They are original AI-assisted illustrations generated under the project’s locked art direction. Each published asset has an exact generation record, commercial-use confirmation, and a species-accuracy review. They are never presented as documentary photography.
It measures reconciled acts of attention, not animals saved, money raised, policies changed, or conservation outcomes. The public count will remain unavailable until the production backend passes integrity and privacy testing.
Yes. The featured story, its sources, the Witness action, the honest count or unavailable state, one credible action, and a private on-device reflection are intended to remain free. Paid Field Season and Atlas options are proposed but cannot be purchased today.
Witness is not yet on the App Store. The native MVP and reviewed catalog are real. Production backend, commerce, privacy, device, App Review, and public-release evidence are still pending.