WhistleBot

Our Mission

We enable whistleblowers to securely contribute documents without public exposure. Our AI-powered system allows the public to ask questions and receive informed answers from leaked materials, maximizing transparency while protecting sensitive content and removing the burden of parsing complex internal documents.

How It Works

Whistleblowers submit internal documents and information directly to a registered journalist or whistleblower organization. These trusted partners vet the materials and, if approved, enter selected content into the Whistlebot Knowledgebase. The original documents remain private unless explicit permission is given to publish them.

Whistlebot answers public questions using three response modes:

Cited Mode – Responses are based strictly on contributed documents, with direct citations.

General Mode – Broader answers that may draw from both the knowledgebase and public domain information.

Exploratory Mode – Offers more open-ended responses, which may include speculation or analysis that goes beyond the knowledgebase and confirmed facts.

This tiered approach allows the public to engage with important disclosures while preserving source integrity and minimizing exposure.

For Whistleblowers

If you have internal information you'd like to share, you can connect directly with a trusted journalist or organization registered with Whistlebot.

For Journalists & Trusted Organizations

If you are an investigative journalist or part of a whistleblower organization interested in receiving submissions and contributing to the Whistlebot Knowledgebase, we invite you to apply.

Complete the application form

The Future of Transparency

"Democracy thrives when citizens have access to truth, but truth must be delivered responsibly."

Protected Sources

Whistleblowers remain anonymous while their information serves the public

Secure Documents

Sensitive materials stay protected, never exposed directly to the public

Public Access

Citizens can ask questions and receive informed answers