Officially
Know what the source actually published. A primary-source publishing, monitoring, and retrieval network for organizations.
Visit OfficiallyOne question, answered at the source
Governments, regulators, companies, universities, and NGOs scatter authoritative information across newsrooms, feeds, APIs, and portals. Officially normalizes those publications into one system so people and machines can answer a single question: what did this organization actually publish?
Officially verifies provenance, not truth. It shows that a publication came from an organization's own official source—never that what it says is correct.
And it's not a social network. No likes, replies, reposts, follower counts, or algorithmic feed.
WHAT MAKES OFFICIALLY DIFFERENT
Straight From the Source
Publications are imported from each organization's own newsroom, feed, API, or sitemap—and every one links back to the original.
Nothing Silently Changes
When an organization edits a publication, the previous version is kept. Revision history is part of the record, not hidden from it.
Monitored Continuously
Sources are checked every 30 minutes, and a source that quietly stops producing is flagged instead of looking green.
Built for Machines Too
A public JSON API to filter publications by organization, type, language, date, and free text—cacheable and paginated.
Follow the record, not the noise
Officially is for journalists, analysts, compliance and risk teams, researchers, and developers who need to know exactly what an organization said, and when.
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