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Start with the Overview, then see what it's connected to. Everything here is live and sourced — the full instrument, no account required.
One topic across overview, coverage, connections, compare, and report — the same instrument a subscriber uses, on a real topic with real data. Open it and click any month, any source, any connection.
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- Overview — the plain-English read: is coverage rising, steady, or easing, and what drove it.
- Coverage — what the attention is made of: story types, claim stages, and press framing over time.
- Connections — what it's covered alongside, each backed by shared coverage and cited events.
- Compare — set it next to a rival and see how the two move against each other.
- Report — the whole thing as a briefing-ready, cited document.
- Every number opens to the dated articles behind it — nothing here is a prediction or a recommendation.
Compass measures a dated, source-linked corpus of technology coverage — a curated panel of 140+ sources, each read at the same steady pace, month after month. Most are established outlets and specialist publications. The rest are channels that companies and projects run themselves, and those are counted separately. Every measurement opens back to the cited articles behind it.
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