Yes. All 8 cases are drawn from real incidents documented by the US Navy, AARO (All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office), and publicly released congressional testimony. The incidents include the famous Tic-Tac (2004), Gimbal (2015), and Jellyfish UAP (2023). The imagery is a stylized thermal recreation of the FLIR/infrared sensor data from those encounters — the actual declassified footage can be found on the AARO website and through FOIA releases.

Each case has a purpose-written intelligence assessment for every possible classification. They're dry, bureaucratic, case-specific, and slightly unnerving — never confirming or denying anything, always referencing the actual incident details. The "PROCESSING" delay and typing effect are purely for atmosphere.

At the end of all 8 cases, your picks are scored against the government's official verdicts (most cases are officially "Unresolved"). The scoring produces an Analyst Clearance Level from 1 (Skeptic Civilian — you said balloon on everything) to 5 (Area 51 Intern — you went extraterrestrial on everything). Level 3–4 aligns with the official government position.

The baseline crowd numbers are seeded from realistic distributions (no serious analyst says "balloon" on the Tic-Tac). Your votes are added to your local session. There is no backend — this is a fully private, no-tracking, single-file tool.

The DoD has released several videos officially. The Tic-Tac, Gimbal, and GoFast videos are available on the Navy FOIA page and the AARO website. The 2023 House UAP hearing testimony (including the metallic orb photography) is available on YouTube via C-SPAN.

The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office publishes annual reports. Their position on most well-known cases (Tic-Tac, Gimbal, GoFast) remains "unresolved" — meaning they cannot identify what the objects are, but also cannot confirm any extraordinary hypothesis. Most newly reported UAPs are ultimately identified as balloons, drones, or sensor artefacts. A small percentage remain genuinely unexplained.

The Jellyfish UAP is footage captured by a MQ-9 Reaper drone operating over the Iraq/Syria border region in 2023. The object appears to be a complex, luminous shape that moves over an active combat zone, descends into the water, and re-emerges. It was described in the 2023 House testimony as one of the more compelling unexplained cases due to the multi-sensor confirmation and apparent transmedium behaviour.