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The official record of an organisation.

When someone asks what an organisation is, the answer should come from the organisation. What it is, who runs it, and what has actually been checked, with a source for every line. Verified against its own domain, read by people and by AI.

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Free to publish · Your domain verified · The mark is checked, never bought

Organisations on the record.

The first organisations are being verified. A record appears here the day its domain check passes.

How an organisation gets here.

  1. 1

    Write the record on SelfSummary

    One account for you and your organisation. What it is, who runs it, and the sources for each line.

  2. 2

    Verify your domain

    Add one DNS record to the organisation’s own domain. It proves control of the website, which is what stands behind an official record.

  3. 3

    It moves here by itself

    Once the check passes, the record is served at officialsummary.com. Every link to its old address follows it.

What “official” means here.

  • Official is earned, never bought

    A record is here because its domain was verified or its account was confirmed as official. No plan and no payment puts one here.

  • Every line says where it came from

    A statement carries its source and the date it was checked. A mark beside a name says which check passed.

  • Readable by people and by AI

    Each record is also published in machine-readable form, so an assistant answering “what is this organisation?” can read a first-party source instead of a directory that copied one.

  • People stay on SelfSummary

    This site lists organisations only. The people who run them keep their own records on SelfSummary, and each links to the other.

  • One account, one sign-in

    Records are written and kept current on SelfSummary. There is nothing new to sign up for.