Founder & product lead — TruthX / OpenProof
Transformation COO · Interim Executive

OpenProof application → · GitHub organization · Website
Application workspace, public repositories and contribution paths.

I am building OpenProof to help people examine complex documentary cases: recover the context, trace claims to sources and keep conflicting evidence visible.

My work connects experience in transformation and crisis management with product design: who could decide, what was known, what changed and what still needs human review.

Start with one claim — a 15-minute review
No coding required. French and English are welcome. The time is a suggested scope, not a measured completion time.

Three cofounders built a business together. After their relationship breaks down, one faces a substantial financial claim. Which decisions were shared? Which shortcomings remain personal? Which losses still need evidence?

Explore the fictional case. Its eight excerpts and findings were written for the demonstration; they are not an automated product result.

Follow this profile for small documentary review challenges, source-based corrections and the next contribution to examine. The useful result is a record another person can check, including what challenges the initial interpretation.

• Review one claim: cite a passage, challenge an inference or identify missing evidence.
• Improve readability: help a reader find the source and the remaining question.
• Specify citation checks: describe a valid reference and what should happen when it is invalid.

Contribution scope and rights. Accepted work is credited to the contributor's chosen public name or handle.

The public repository contains a draft RPO format, fictional examples and a local integrity checker. Try the existing integrity exercise.

The full application and TruthX Engine remain private. A matching fingerprint does not prove source authenticity, factual truth or legal validity. The public exercises do not demonstrate automatic document analysis.

I conceived the initial thirteen-module architecture and lead product direction. Under Professor Gaël Dias's academic supervision at GREYC / Université de Caen Normandie, Lucy Martin and Clément Correia-Peltier developed a research prototype and delivered code, a report and a presentation in May 2026.

Integration of this prototype into the current engine remains to be implemented and evaluated. Research contributions and credits.

Discuss an OpenProof pilot · Transformation and interim executive work · Method and technology

For an initial enquiry, describe the need without sending confidential case files.