I’m Building a New Q Insights Site and Need Your Best Resources
After building the Election Integrity Archive, a fully sourced research tool for the July 2026 declassified election documents, I’m now working on a new project focused on Q insights, proofs, research, and community resources.
You can see the previous project here:
🔗 "Election Integrity Archive" (https://election-integrity-archive.vercel.app)
That archive includes 58 documents, 269 pages, original page scans, sourced claims, timelines, actor pages, and document-based chat.
Now I want to bring that same research-focused approach to a new Q insights site.
I Need Your Best Q Resources
Please share your favorites:
- Q proof sites
- Q proof videos
- Detailed Q breakdowns and explainers
- Favorite Q research resources
- Q archives, timelines, maps, graphics, and databases
- Older resources that are difficult to find
- Videos or articles you regularly send to people new to Q
- Any important material you believe should be preserved
Please include the link, a short description, and why you think it is valuable.
What Would You Want in a New Q Tool or Site?
I also want to know what features the community would actually use.
Some possible ideas:
- A searchable Q post archive
- Proofs connected directly to relevant Q drops
- Timelines connecting drops, events, documents, and news
- Topic, person, organization, and location pages
- Collections of the best videos and breakdowns
- Side-by-side comparisons
- Archived source links
- Beginner guides
- Community-submitted proofs and research
- A sourced research assistant that only answers from included material
- Tools for creating and sharing proof pages
- Ratings or community voting for the strongest resources
«What did older Q sites do well? What did they get wrong? What is still missing?»
The goal is to build something sourced, searchable, easy to navigate, useful to researchers, and shaped by the community.
Drop your best Q proof sites, videos, resources, and feature ideas below.
I just looked in my Q folder and found a png from 2018 with Q abbreviations. Something like that would probably be helpful. Here are the sites I use to search for drops, though qagg.news is also great. https://qanon.pub and https://anontools.xyz
Grrrr.... A while back someone did a dang phishing report on qanon.pub, so that every time I tried t access it, I had to go through a warning and check as to whether to proceed. No doubt to discourage people from accessing it.
But it looks like its been removed now. Which is good. Qanon.pub is my first go-to Q drop aggregation cite. Nice presentation format, very clean.
Some drops do have an "Answers" tag to them which attempt to explain some of the abbreviations, allusions and terms being used.
A good site for first time hands-on investigators. The "Answers" tags, although limited and not consistently done, do help bring a newbie up to speed more quickly. and the layout makes for a clean, uncluttered drop by drop read, with original links to actual post and bread on the chans.