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Every claim in your report is traceable to a real, clickable source.
The Full Source List shows every piece of data that was used to generate your report. It is divided into three categories:
**News Articles** — sourced from the GDELT Project, which monitors and indexes news publications in over 100 languages from 65 countries, 24 hours a day. Each article is listed with its title, publication domain, date, country of origin, and tone score.
**YouTube Videos** — sourced via the YouTube Data API v3, showing every video analysed. Each entry includes the video title, channel name, publish date, and a link to the original video.
**Web Sources** — sourced via AI live web search tool, covering Trustpilot, Reddit, Twitter/X, Glassdoor, Google Reviews, LinkedIn, industry forums, and any other pages the AI accessed during research. Each source is listed with its title, domain, and a snippet of the content found.
All sources are clickable so you can verify any finding directly.
Transparency is the foundation of trust in any intelligence product. A sentiment score without a source list is just an opinion. With a source list, every finding can be verified — by you, your team, or a client you're presenting the report to.
The source list also serves as a research starting point. If the report mentions a critical Reddit thread with 800 upvotes, you can click through, read it, and respond directly. If a news article has been misinterpreted, you can see the original and assess it yourself.
No other sentiment tool at this price point provides a fully transparent, clickable source list. Most enterprise tools keep their methodology proprietary.
The claims and methodology on this page are supported by the following published research and data sources.
The GDELT Project is supported by Google Jigsaw and monitors the world's broadcast, print, and web news in over 100 languages across every country on Earth, updated every 15 minutes.
The YouTube Data API provides programmatic access to YouTube's data including video metadata, channel statistics, and comment threads. PollyX uses it to pull reviews, reactions and public discussion about brands.
Our AI uses live web search to access current web pages in real time during report generation, so web sources reflect current content rather than cached or indexed data.
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