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The full map - on the Indexes hub.
Install from your browser’s official store.
Similarity, file-based unlock, APIs, proof, polls, and plans — hash-first. Full overview on the Services page.
It’s community-driven: people vote Trust or Warn on domains, links, emails, and more. Results roll up into a score and tier — Observation → Soft → Confirmed. You don’t need an account; core votes use hashes so we keep PII to a minimum. Use the browser extension, this site, or the API. Read the Privacy Policy. When the trust panel (Sentinel) appears — and when it stays quiet — that’s separate from how the Info Noise Index handles trusted sources.
Lists, icons, and per-module details live on each hub — we don’t repeat them here.
Global Trust Index
Enter a domain, URL, email, or any short text (e.g. a name). For free text, we suggest an editable Wikipedia title — only the hash of your final label is stored or sent when you vote.
Check Index = community hash + votes. Info Noise Index = sources and claim-level verification.
Big platforms offer comfort — one login, familiar rules. That can be useful.
GriGsi goes a different way: no accounts, no profiles to misuse. People collaborate in a GriGsi Space without signing in. Trust grows from the signals themselves — from what society thinks, not from who you are.
See the Privacy Policy to understand how it works in practice.
GriGsi began as a personal struggle — with what’s real and what can be trusted.
I’m Dimitar Grigorov, a TV director. Every day, I see information pass through people — and through me. It shapes us, nudges us, sometimes misleads us. Like anyone else, I often ask myself: what should I believe, and why does trust feel so fragile?
I wanted a way to fight falsehoods — to let society’s own voice show what can be trusted and what cannot. I’m not a giant platform with the power to collect or protect personal data. So I chose the simplest path: no profiles. No profiles — no risk of misuse.
I’m not interested in personal data. I’m interested in the collective opinion of society. That’s how GriGsi came to life: a simple, transparent tool that builds a living global index of trust — one signal per device, no profiles — showing trust in the world, not who you are.
This is still a work in progress, a story unfolding.
I don’t claim perfect solutions. I want to make everyday life a little clearer, a little lighter.
Where I stumble as a user, I try to smooth the path — for myself, and for others.