Our method
A daily record, not a daily hot take.
Company Daily turns scattered public evidence into an accumulated operating record. Each episode carries forward prior evidence, open questions, and corrections so it can focus on what actually changed.
Evidence before narrative
Primary records, direct product pages, market data, permits, regulatory filings, and explicit company statements form the source layer. Company claims remain labeled as claims. Rumors are discovery inputs, not facts.
Context carries forward
Each series maintains a source map, scorecard, daily record, ongoing questions, and corrections. New reporting is compared with that history before conclusions are updated.
One brief, no new claims
The daily meta episode is assembled only from company episodes that already passed validation. Every tracked company appears once. Older episodes are labeled as stale, missing episodes are labeled unavailable, and the brief does not conduct another web search.
Unknown is a valid answer
Private companies often do not disclose dispatch, revenue, unit economics, headcount, or exact production. The series does not turn missing data into invented estimates.
A visible audit trail
Every episode publishes its source ledger, evidence labels, tracker, and falsifiable watch list. Research and narration may use AI, but the supporting sources, uncertainty, and corrections remain visible to readers.