The semantic integrity layer for every term your enterprise ships. Deterministic detection, stable identifiers, evidence anchored to the exact span.
Jargonee went live on August 1. Early adopters locked in $9.99. Since then the platform gained Bubble, a deterministic proof surface that, by every account, exists nowhere else, and more one-of-a-kind capabilities are already on the way. The price moves with what the platform can do.
The economy is rough, so we would rather be upfront now than surprise you later. Here is exactly where the numbers are headed.
When the timer hits zero, Jargonee pauses to review your feedback and recalibrate. Users decide the next redesign, because the next version gets built for them. We are anti-SNAF (Stuff Nobody Asked For).
The first deterministic layer of proof.
Every flagged term traces to a real occurrence, a specific sentence, a stable identifier, exact character offsets. No inference in the evaluation path. Same input, same output, every time.
Each term is scored as a located occurrence in the text, never a summary of what a model felt about the page.
Conflicting and overloaded terms are resolved against a maintained dictionary, so a word means one thing across the whole document.
Results close into an audit-grade artifact. Anyone can re-run the input and confirm the output byte for byte.
Open any finding and walk it down. Occurrence, span, offset, penalty, verdict. Nothing is asserted that cannot be pointed at.