Put evidenceon trial.
SourceJury turns web evidence into explainable, challengeable verdicts — with consensus handling the hard calls and finalized state keeping the interface honest.
Live evidence. Durable verdicts.
Evidence in. Consensus out.
Every stage leaves a readable trail instead of hiding the result behind a black-box score.
Submit a claim
Define a precise claim, primary evidence URL, optional corroborating source, and evidence policy.
Evaluate evidence
The Intelligent Contract assesses source relevance, agreement, availability, and policy requirements.
Receive a verdict
SUPPORTED, CONTRADICTED, or INSUFFICIENT is persisted with source assessments and rationale.
Challenge with evidence
A challenger links counter-evidence and a note. The prior effective verdict remains explicit.
Resolve by consensus
The challenge finalizes with its own assessment, outcome, revised verdict, and explanation.
No forced yes/no answer.
SourceJury explicitly separates contradiction from insufficient evidence.
Evidence supports the claim
The available source evidence satisfies the active policy and points in the claim's direction.
Evidence opposes the claim
Relevant source evidence directly conflicts with the claim under the selected policy.
Evidence cannot carry the claim
Sources may be unavailable, irrelevant, conflicting, or inadequate for a directional verdict.
Fast interface. Conservative truth.
A polished experience should never trade away evidence integrity.
Finalized by default
Durable application decisions are rendered from LATEST_FINAL state rather than optimistic non-final state.
Wallet-local signing
SourceJury requests signatures from your browser wallet and never imports or stores your private key.
Network locked
Writes require GenLayer Studio Devnet chain 61997 and can add or switch the network through the wallet.
Certified backend
The UI binds to the frozen SourceJury contract and exposes its certification checkpoint for reviewers.
Understand the court before you use it.
Read the evidence policies, transaction lifecycle, challenge model, network binding, and safety assumptions in plain language.