Build the record. Document the facts.
D-CONN is a non-partisan platform where members produce fact-based investigations from public records — organized the way professional casework is organized. Create an investigation, assemble your team, and work with the standard toolkit every investigation gets: an evidence binder with professional-style forms and chain-of-custody logs, master and per-evidence timelines, a whiteboard, and documentation tools.
How D-CONN works
1 — Start an investigation
Any member can open an investigation in seconds: a title and a summary create the record, and the full toolkit attaches automatically.
2 — Choose your team
You decide who works on your investigation — add collaborators by email as editors or viewers, and remove them at any time. Your work stays private to your team.
3 — Document like a professional
Standard evidence forms describe every item — what it is, where it came from, who collected it, and its chain of custody — and every piece of evidence can pin events to the investigation's master timeline.
4 — Go site-wide
If your investigation deserves the whole community's attention, request site-wide status. Site-wide investigations are visible to every member — and the owner still chooses exactly who works on them.
Our first site-wide investigation is the U.S. Data-Center Project Tracker — hundreds of facilities documented county by county with authoritative sources, locations, power and land figures, and dispute records.
About D-CONN
D-CONN hosts data repository projects for the public: organized research, tooling for investigations, and documentation of facts drawn from public records, official announcements, and established reporting. Every claim links to its source.
We are non-partisan. This site does not support or oppose any political party, and it is written for all US citizens. Our commitment is to accuracy, primary sources, and the public's right to an organized record.