369 Disclosure

A new-age gaming empowered by an investigating community will correlate opinions and reveal our common known truth, through an online information platform.

369 Disclosure is an experimental platform offering a different way of discussing conspiracy theories, hidden or unknown truths through an academic-oriented way. 

Based on social psychology conspiracies are categorised into six categories. By giving Harvard style references, individuals will be able to make their cases and other users will be able to validate and vote for them, thus creating a network diagram with keywords from the most interesting or controversial cases. 

This way users will be able to investigate through referenced content our ultimate common truth.

Design Individuals was responsible for conceiving the platform, developing its positioning, information architecture, interaction model, visual identity and MVP direction. The central strategic decision was not to present the system as an authority that determines what is true. Instead, 369 Disclosure was designed to make claims, sources, disagreements and patterns visible so that users could investigate them more critically and form transparent conclusions.

The concept was implemented by organising controversial subjects into six categories informed by social psychology. Users can submit structured cases supported by Harvard-style references, while other participants can examine, challenge, validate and vote on the material. Keywords and relationships extracted from the most relevant or controversial cases form an interactive network diagram, allowing users to move between connected claims, evidence and recurring themes. Community signals help prioritise attention without being treated as proof.

The resulting MVP transformed the familiar conspiracy forum into a more structured model for collaborative investigation. Rather than producing a final “truth,” 369 Disclosure creates a navigable map of what is claimed, what evidence exists, where disagreement remains and how apparently separate subjects may be connected—providing a stronger foundation for referenced discussion, critical participation and future platform development.