ANOMALY is a platform for serious documentation of unidentified anomalous phenomena. It has three functions: Report is a guided intake for witnesses, with privacy controls and an evidence-quality score. Discuss is a moderated community review against a published rubric. Track is a feed of disclosures drawn directly from primary sources.
Track pulls records directly from primary publishers: the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), the U.S. Department of War, NASA, congressional hearings, FOIA releases, and serious academic publications. ANOMALY does not republish content from tabloids, news aggregators, or secondary commentary. Every record on the feed links to the originating page on the source's own site.
ANOMALY hosts structured witness testimony, official disclosures, and serious analysis. It does not make extraordinary claims about the underlying phenomenon. Where a government summary is reproduced, the originating agency's own framing and caveats are preserved without paraphrase.
Public coordinates are rounded to an approximately 30-kilometer grid. EXIF metadata is stripped from every public image. Real names are never published by default. Account deletion is binding: a short reversal window, then a permanent delete that removes the account, every submission, and every uploaded media original.
Accountable operator for the platform. A public contact address will be published when Report and Discuss open to general use.