Add Vane to your site.

Two lines. A sentence about the future ends in the dot; your readers call it before they see the crowd.

Mark a sentence

Load the script once, then wrap any sentence that has a claim on vane.day. Leave out its full stop: the dot ends it.

<script src="https://vane.day/e.js" async></script>
<span data-vane="claim-slug">the sentence</span>

Where your editor cannot add attributes to text, link the sentence to its claim instead: <a href="https://vane.day/c/claim-slug">the sentence</a>. The dot follows the link; without the script it stays a plain link. The paragraph’s container must grow with its content. If your site sets a Content-Security-Policy, allow https://vane.day in script-src and connect-src.

The dot appears

Live, from what is open right now. Tap it. Yes and No lead to the claim on vane.day; this page is not an approved article, so a call made from here is recorded without a way back.

Nothing is open right now. The dot appears when a claim is.

Get a claim

In this phase, claims are created and approved by Vane: one testable sentence with a closing time, a resolution rule and a source. Propose one by email and you get the slug back. Proposing from any public source is coming.

How it behaves

The Island inherits your font. No fonts are loaded.
The crowd is hidden until a call. No figure reaches the page before then.
Calls are sealed on vane.day. Yes and No open the claim there; one tap confirms.
No tracking of your readers beyond the call itself. No cookies, no identifiers, no referrer; one request for the claims’ terms, and one flag in your site’s storage so “Call it” shows once.
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