Every claim, all the way to the source.
Evidence Zoom renders each factual claim as a small, calm surface. Pinch it — on a phone, on a trackpad, or with the keyboard — and the gesture walks a fixed ladder of views: corroboration, then sources, then one source in full, then the raw document with URL, retrieval time, and content hash. Each step is a different abstraction, not a magnified copy of the one before.
The point isn’t to make a claim more convincing. It’s to let a reader believe it the right amount. Provenance sits one gesture away instead of a context-switch away — and disagreement surfaces at the first level down, never buried beneath it.
The claim never moves.
The model came from Apple Photos — Years to Months to Days down to a single frame. Pointed at evidence instead of photographs, the pinch stops magnifying and starts revealing: the claim holds its place while a new layer of provenance assembles beneath it.
Vertical depth for disclosure; horizontal swipes for sibling sources once you’re deep enough. Every gesture has a plain equivalent — tap, keyboard, and buttons reach every state the pinch does. Zoom level and selected source live in the URL hash so a shared link lands where you were.