About Polygraph

Why it exists

Most of what you are told can’t be checked

A vendor says five enterprise retailers use its product. A candidate says they led a design team for four years. A founder says revenue grew 40% last year. The proof exists, in contracts, billing systems and inboxes, and it is private.

Asking for the records rarely works

Handing over a customer list or a set of invoices exposes far more than the one fact in question, so most people decline, and most decisions go ahead on someone’s word.

Their AI agent can answer for them

People and businesses now work with AI agents that already have access to many of their records. Polygraph gives that agent a precise question, an agreed form for the answer and a published standard for establishing it. The answer comes back; the records never leave.

How it works

1. You askTell your AI agent what you want to know. Polygraph drafts short, numbered questions, each with its answer form, any definitions and its evidence criteria. Nothing is sent until you approve them.
2. They decideThe person you ask reads the same words in their own AI agent and agrees to the whole request, suggests a change or declines.
3. Their agent answersIt looks through their records in private and shows them every answer first. Once they approve, every answer reaches you together, with its date.