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Cross-module search

Cross-module search

Enter a name on the homepage and we'll route you to every registry that might cover them. Each card opens the relevant module's search interface with your query prefilled.

  • Politicians

    Voting record, campaign donors, sponsored bills, and disclosures for U.S. Congress members. Sourced from Congress.gov + FEC OpenFEC.

    Open Politicians →

  • Election Integrity

    Voter-registration verifiers, candidate filings, state campaign-finance regulators, and election-fraud reporting hotlines. 5 states fully integrated; 56 jurisdictions deep-linked. Federal cross-reference: FEC, EAC, CISA, DOJ Voting Section. TruthMark does not score politicians.

    Open Election Integrity →

  • Doctors

    NPI registration, specialty, license status, and pharma payments via the NPI Registry + CMS Open Payments.

    Open Doctors →

  • Lawyers

    Bar status, admission date, and discipline via state attorney regulators (CA, NY, TX, FL, RI fully integrated; 51 jurisdictions deep-linked).

    Open Lawyers →

  • Public Employees

    State-employee salaries, contracts, and federal financial disclosures via state-run transparency portals + Treasury USAspending / OPM / OGE.

    Open Public Employees →

  • Nonprofits

    IRS Form 990 filings, executive compensation, finances, and mission for tax-exempt organizations via the ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer.

    Open Nonprofits →

  • Sex Offender Registry

    NSOPW.gov national federated search + 50 state and territory registries. Deep-link directory; TruthMark does not aggregate offender data.

    Open Sex Offender Registry →

  • Lobbyists

    Senate Office of Public Records LDA database — registered lobbyists, clients, issue areas, and quarterly disclosures.

    Open Lobbyists →

  • Username / Email Verification

    Run OSINT checks on a username, email, domain, or claim — deep-links to authoritative sources (HIBP, namechk, Whois, etc.) so you verify yourself.

    Open Username / Email Verification →

  • Paper trail playbook & FOIA

    Investigation playbook with 5 worked examples chaining TruthMark modules — plus a FOIA template generator, federal + 50-state public-records portal directory, and legal-review workflow.

    Open Paper trail playbook & FOIA →

  • ShieldScan — companion app for parents

    Companion app

    TruthMark's parent-focused companion app. Username appearance checks tuned for kids' platforms, reverse image search, predator awareness, a Family Digital Constitution builder, and verified crisis resources. Free, no tracking, no data storage.

    Visit ShieldScan — companion app for parents ↗
Why route instead of aggregate?›

TruthMark routes you to authoritative sources rather than aggregating data, because state-run and federal-run sources are current and have legal disclaimers in place. A separate index here would be:

  • Stale by definition — records change constantly (status updates, address changes, de-listings) and any cache we kept would lag the official source.
  • Stripped of context — each regulator attaches its own legal disclaimers, ToS, and accuracy caveats. Aggregators silently drop those.
  • A misuse target — bulk download, vigilante targeting, harassment of family members and namesakes. The Berkeley Protocol on Digital Open Source Investigations (Principle 1: Do No Harm) argues against creating new attack surfaces of this shape.

Each module's methodology page goes deeper on the tradeoffs: Safety · Lawyers · Public Employees.

TruthMark routes queries; it does not aggregate records. Every search executes against the authoritative source that publishes the data.