StreetIntel listens alongside you during an interview and quietly flags the moment a subject's answer breaks from what they said earlier, from the public record, or from a prior statement on file — then hands you a sharper follow-up before you move on.
Never records. Never publishes. A private thinking aid, not a source.
"Which is it — state or county? Can you walk me through who signed off on the grant?"
No dashboards to check mid-interview. Prompts surface only when something's worth a second look.
A phone, lapel mic, or laptop mic feeds the conversation to StreetIntel in real time — nothing extra to set up in the room.
Every answer is checked live against the running transcript, public records you've loaded, and prior statements on file for that subject.
A contradiction alert and a suggested follow-up appear in your earpiece transcript or on a second screen — visible only to you.
Real interviews rarely hand you a clean contradiction. These are the smaller inconsistencies that are easy to miss live — and easy to follow up on when they're flagged.
Public record: permit filing, dated March 2023 "We didn't break ground until the environmental review cleared" — but the filed permit shows construction equipment on site six weeks before the review closed.
"Your permit filing shows equipment on site in early March — before the review closed. Walk me through that gap."
Prior statement: press release, 8 months ago "Nobody on the board was aware of the layoffs in advance" — contradicts a company release naming this subject as an approver of the workforce plan.
"The March release lists you as an approver on that workforce plan. What did 'aware in advance' mean for you specifically?"
Same interview, 11 minutes earlier "I only found out about the audit results last week" — eleven minutes earlier, subject described reviewing "the audit numbers" with counsel two weeks ago.
"Earlier you mentioned reviewing the audit numbers with counsel two weeks ago. Is that the same audit?"
StreetIntel is a private aid for the person asking the questions. It has no role in what gets published.
StreetIntel doesn't create a recording of the interview and has no publishing surface of its own. It processes audio live and holds nothing beyond the session.
Prompts are visible only to the reporter wearing the earpiece or watching the second screen — never to the subject, and never attributed as a quote or claim in a story.
Every flag is a prompt to ask, never a verdict to report. What makes it into a story is the reporter's call, checked and sourced the way it always has been.
Anywhere a follow-up matters more than the first answer.
Beat reporters doing doorstep interviews, press conferences, and on-the-street conversations where there's no second take.
Long-form investigations with months of prior statements, filings, and sources on file that a live memory can't hold all at once.
Sit-down interviews where a producer off-camera needs to catch inconsistencies without interrupting the flow of the shoot.
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