Authenticity Barometer
See the real public mood — and spot the manufactured one
Why reach alone means nothing
A trend with a million posts can still be fake
Coordinated bot networks and freshly created accounts can flood any platform with artificial volume in hours, making a fringe talking point look like widespread public opinion. Reach is the easiest metric to game — which is why it is the least meaningful one. Here, every trend exposes its integrity signals: the share of verified-human engagement, the proportion of new accounts involved, and whether activity is geographically real or suspiciously concentrated. Numbers without context manufacture consent; signals with context restore it.
#PublicLedger
CivicPeople share the platform's public takedown log and what it reveals.
#OpenJobsData
PoliticsCampaign for monthly, district-level employment data.
Likely manipulated — driven by new/automated accounts
#MiracleCureNow
NewsFlagged: spike driven largely by new and automated accounts.
#TamilFirst
RegionalDemand for full Tamil-language support across civic apps.
#CheapPhoneFirst
CultureBuilders share low-bandwidth, low-cost device performance tests.
#TownHall2026
CivicCoordination around the upcoming open transparency town hall.