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Research in the open, scored on being right

The Vocaid Research Community is built to publish research that carries testable claims — and to build a track record from whether those claims hold up. A reputation you author, not one you inherit.

SPTW Hackathon — through Oct 11

Submit a project, browse what others are building, and vote — live now on the community submission board.

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What this is

An open, non-profit research community. The unit of contribution is an article with a claim that can be tested — not a post, not a thread. Every published claim is later resolved in the open, and each member's record of being right, discipline by discipline, becomes their track record here.

The community is open to join today, and joining is all that happens today: no papers, datasets or reviews are being collected yet. Creating an account reserves your seat and tells us which disciplines to open first.

How a research cycle works

  1. Days 1–7 — write

    Small teams each write an article built around a testable claim.

  2. Day 8 — assess

    Every participant assesses the other teams' claims — never their own.

  3. Day 14 — resolve

    Claims are resolved live: results, scoring, and certificates. What you got right follows you into the next cycle.

When cohorts open

First cohorts form by invitation, in small teams, across disciplines including physics, biology, chemistry, computer science and law. The programme is being shaped with university and institutional partners, and account holders are first in line when a cohort opens.

Reserve your seat