About PatternLog
A credibility-first, neutral public archive for government-released UAP/UFO records.
Our Mission
PatternLog exists to make publicly released government records on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) and Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) accessible, searchable, and analyzable. We do not interpret, sensationalize, or draw conclusions. We track patterns.
Our goal is to serve researchers, journalists, historians, and the curious public by providing a structured, neutral interface to official documents that would otherwise be scattered across multiple government archives.
Core Principles
Source-First
Every record in our archive is sourced directly from official U.S. government repositories. We mirror and preserve original documents with full provenance tracking.
Neutral Analysis
Our AI-assisted analysis layer extracts facts, not conclusions. We identify dates, locations, entities, and correlations without making claims about meaning or authenticity.
Evidence Preservation
Original documents are stored immutably with cryptographic hashes. Our intelligence layer is separate and rebuildable, ensuring the source material remains untouched.
Transparency
We document our methodology, cite our sources, and explain our correlation logic. Users can always trace any extracted data back to its source document.
What We Are Not
- ×We are not a blog, forum, or community discussion platform.
- ×We are not affiliated with any government agency or official disclosure effort.
- ×We do not claim to prove or disprove any phenomenon.
- ×We do not endorse any theory, belief system, or interpretation.
Support the Archive
PatternLog operates without ads or paywalls. Our costs include document storage, ingestion infrastructure, and search indexing. If you find value in this resource, consider supporting its continued operation and growth.