More information isn’t the product. Better attention is.
The public record contains plenty of information. What it doesn’t provide is your time back—or tell you which activity deserves it.
ClaimForge watches the claims landscape, researches the people and companies behind the activity, connects relationships and history, and distills that work into intelligence designed to focus your attention where it may matter most.
ClaimForge does the looking. You decide what matters.
02 / THE WORK BETWEEN THE RECORD AND YOU
Hours of research. Minutes to understand.
Finding and reviewing claim activity takes time. Making sense of what sits behind it takes even more. ClaimForge does the work between the public record and useful intelligence—researching identities, companies, relationships, geography, and history, then distilling that work so you can spend less time assembling information and more time deciding what matters.
FindSurface recorded activity worth examining.
ResearchInvestigate the people, companies, and context behind it.
ConnectIdentify relationships individual records don’t reveal.
FilterSeparate what deserves attention from what doesn’t.
PresentTurn the research into intelligence you can absorb quickly.
RememberCarry what we’ve learned forward into the next edition.
ClaimForge doesn’t replace your judgment. It gets you to the point where your judgment matters faster.
03 / WHAT MAKES THE CUT
Not everything we see makes the cut. That’s intentional.
Publication itself should mean something. Before an observation reaches a subscriber edition, it must earn its place.
01
Evidence first
The source record must be complete enough to support the observation.
02
A meaningful change
The activity must meet a defined research rule—not merely be new.
03
A traceable finding
The observation keeps its evidence, scope, and limitations attached.
04
Identity and context review
People, geography, and possible overlap are examined before placement.
05
An explicit editorial decision
Selection is deliberate. A candidate never becomes a claim by implication.
04 / RESTRAINT IS A PRODUCT FEATURE
We saw it. We just aren’t ready to say it.
Identity can remain uncertain. Attribution can remain unresolved. Evidence or context can be incomplete. When publication would overstate what is known, ClaimForge can decline to make the assertion.
Sometimes the smartest conclusion is: not yet.
That restraint is part of the research standard—not missing output.
05 / ACCUMULATED INTELLIGENCE
Every edition leaves the next edition better informed.
ClaimForge does not start over every time it looks at the claims landscape. Prior observations, entities, aliases, relationships, recorded actions, geography, attribution research, and unresolved questions can inform what comes next.
The improvement comes from accumulating governed research context—not uncontrolled autonomous learning.
06 / INSIDE THE PRODUCT
This is what the intelligence looks like.
A filing is only the beginning. ClaimForge adds the people, companies, geography, relationships, history, and evidence needed to understand what may actually be happening.
The Observatory explains the evidence. The storefront explains the value.
A current subscriber-facing ClaimForge Observatory view. No internal research-desk material is shown.
THE CLAIMFORGE OBSERVATORY
Where the research comes together.
The ClaimForge Observatory is the subscriber environment for each monthly ClaimForge edition—bringing observations, entities, geography, relationships, evidence, and prior research into one place.
ClaimForge is the product. The Observatory is where you experience it.
07 / THE ECONOMICS OF ATTENTION
Exploration is expensive. Intelligence doesn’t have to be.
Exploration decisions routinely put substantially larger dollars at stake. Drilling is only one expense: depending on method, location, and project conditions, even ten feet of drilling can cost more than an entire year of ClaimForge. Add field work, consultants, and professional time, and the economics become even clearer.
ClaimForge keeps looking for $199 a month—before the larger dollars are committed.
$199 / monthIntelligence before the larger decisions.
Cost context / Drilling costs vary materially by method, location, depth, mobilization, and project conditions. A 2025 SEC-filed qualified-person budget for the Tintic Project estimated all-in exploration drilling at approximately $250–$400 per foot.
08 / SUBSCRIBE
One product. One clear decision.
Your ClaimForge subscription includes each new Observatory edition and access to the available edition archive.
$199 a month—because missing one useful signal can cost more.
CLAIMFORGE
$199 / month
Prepared mineral-claim intelligence
People, company, relationship, and geographic context
Evidence and limitations retained
Accumulating research history
$199/month. Renews monthly until canceled. Cancellation stops renewal; access continues through the paid billing period.
ClaimForge is our current product. These additional capabilities are in development for more specialized questions.
Coming soon
LightForge Geo
Hyperspectral intelligence
See more than the claim record.
An initial spectral look at areas of exploration interest, using hyperspectral analysis and, where appropriate, NASA Earth-observation and USGS Earth MRI data.