For journalists and researchers.

One-liner

“The library and newsroom for the declassified UAP record.”

Standard boilerplate

For the “About” box at the bottom of an article. Roughly three sentences, fact-checked.

Social Media for Aliens is the editorial and reference layer for the declassified UAP record. Every released file from the U.S. Department of War's PURSUE program, and adjacent FOIA releases from the FBI, NASA, State Department, and other agencies, is given a permanent, citable home with structured metadata, plain-English context, and links back to the originating source. The publication takes a diagnostic posture: most cases turn out to have ordinary explanations, a few are genuine open questions, and both are documented honestly. Free, no paywall, no signup required.

Quick stats

• 53 cases cataloged spanning 1942, 2026
• Records from NASA, CENTCOM, INDOPACOM, EUCOM, FBI, State Department, DoD
• Open dataset (JSON + CSV) and per-agency RSS feeds
• Diagnostic posture: prevailing explanations surfaced when they exist
• Transcribed margin notes (redactions, stamps, handwritten annotations) on key files

Brand assets

Useful links

• Editorial standards , inclusion criteria, methodology, what we will and will not publish
• Open data and feeds , JSON / CSV / RSS / iCal / oEmbed
• Statistics , corpus numbers, ranges, distribution
• Timeline , every case in chronological order
• Errata , public corrections log
• Changelog , what shipped and when