Civic Logos is a chat-first AI reasoning ledger for public claims, evidence, objections, human review, and visible revision history.
AI makes claims and analysis cheaper; institutions, media, and the public need durable memory for how claims are challenged, corrected, and revised.
Civic Logos is still early. These are product and revenue hypotheses around a live V2 prototype, not claims of current revenue or signed customers.
Hosted public or semi-public reasoning spaces for a university, nonprofit, company, newsroom, or civic organization to map claims, objections, evidence, and revisions around one high-stakes issue.
Short engagements that turn a messy public issue into a structured ledger: core claims, strongest objections, evidence gaps, unresolved questions, and recommended review steps.
Maintainer-facing tools for intake, routing, evidence review, human decision notes, promotion, rejection, archiving, and visible revision tracking.
Durable correction memory for organizations that need to show how public claims, reports, policies, or AI outputs changed over time and why.
Reader and reviewer support for summarizing existing records, identifying attachment targets, drafting internal notes, and surfacing evidence burdens without letting AI move the public record.
Investor, policy, board, grant, or public-interest briefs generated from a ledger so the reasoning trail stays inspectable instead of becoming a one-off PDF.
Programmatic access to claims, contributions, evidence anchors, objections, review decisions, revision events, and provenance for teams building trusted reasoning workflows.
An open protocol and schema for trust, paired with hosted infrastructure, private workflow controls, integrations, support, and enterprise governance features.
Civic Logos is exploring aligned pre-seed conversations to turn the live V2 prototype into a durable product, expand the review workflow, harden the open-source Reasoning Ledger, and begin institutional pilot outreach.
Current target: $300k pre-seed. Specific terms available to qualified investors on request.
The near-term funding goal is practical: more reliable backend infrastructure, stronger review tooling, safer AI-reader flows, trust-boundary hardening, and early customer discovery.
The first outside public contribution remains open. V2 currently distinguishes maintainer-promoted candidates, founder records, prototype examples, and outside submissions.
Nick Rindal is the founder and primary builder of Civic Logos. The current V2 product, ledger workflow, public site, protocol direction, and investor materials are founder-built and self-funded to date.
The public site is the audit surface. The chat is the interaction surface. The ledger remains human-reviewed.