For creators

If you make videos, a podcast, or write about the unexplained, this site can do something for you that no platform does: turn your audience’s experiences into measured material for your next episode, with the reasoning shown.

Your link, and what it earns you

Ask for a link and you get one: theanomalynetwork.com/report?via=yourname. Anyone who arrives through it is remembered for ninety days, and every account they write is credited to you on a live page only you know the address of. That page shows how many wrote, how many found somebody else who described the same thing, and the part worth a second episode: what your audience turned out to have in common, when none of them could see each other’s answers. No tracking pixels, no third parties, nothing follows anybody off this site. A cookie with your name in it is the entire mechanism.

First sight of what the engine finds

The record holds 48,728 first-hand accounts, and the engine keeps finding things in it nobody has covered: nights when strangers in different towns described the same thing on the same date, with no name and no ordinary explanation. Creators who work with us get first look at new ones before they are promoted anywhere. Sourcing the site is the only thing asked in return.

Run a real experiment with your audience

The site runs blind collections: your audience writes what they remember or experienced into a box nobody can read, not even other participants, and when it closes we publish the measurement: how independently they described it, what converged, and what that does and does not prove. You get a result episode no one else can make, whatever the outcome. We publish honest results only, including the boring ones; that is the point, and it is why a result from here is worth citing.

Hear about surges the hour they start

The site watches lookup rates and public chatter for the whole phenomenon space, around the clock. When something starts surging, a live page opens within the hour. Creators on the alert list get an email the same hour, which on a good day is a same-day video nobody else has yet.