Preview only. Nothing posts to Threads.
Share the facts
about ICE.
Pick the posts, check the sources, and choose how often they go out on Threads.
The first release will have 100 sourced facts. You can help add more through GitHub. Nothing posts from your account until you approve it.
Try it without signing in.
Read the original record before you share.
Facts and sources
Open a fact to read the evidence and the exact post.
An allegation is not a finding. Each record says what kind of evidence supports it. A person checks the source before a fact can be posted.
Before anything goes out
Choose your posts
and a schedule.
Pick up to 100 posts. The app sends them in order, then stops. Adding more takes a fresh approval from you.
Threads sign-in isn't open yet. You can try the controls while we finish checking the facts and Meta's setup requirements.
Posts to share
DemoThe demo uses a made-up account and sample text. It cannot post to Threads.
The first post goes out one day after you approve.
Found something
worth adding?
Send a pull request. Include the original source and the words you'd like to post. A maintainer will check both before the fact becomes available to share.
- Find the original recordAn audit, a court filing, or published agency data is a good place to start.
- Say what it showsInclude the date and the relevant passage. Keep the claim as specific as the evidence allows.
- Send it for reviewAdd the record to the GitHub library and open a pull request. New facts never get added to anyone’s posting queue automatically.
Can this post to my account yet?
No. You can browse the library and try a schedule with sample text. Threads sign-in and posting stay off until the source reviews and platform setup are finished. The demo doesn't collect account details.
What happens when I disconnect?
Once the live service opens, disconnect will delete your saved connection, schedule, approvals, and activity. You'll also need to remove the app in Threads settings to revoke its permission there. A post already being sent can still appear.
What if a fact is wrong?
Open a GitHub issue with the fact ID and the evidence. Changing or withdrawing a fact stops queues that include it until their owners review it again. Anything already posted stays on Threads unless its owner changes it.