Pre-registration is a discipline borrowed from clinical research: timestamp the hypothesis BEFORE the experiment runs, so no one can edit the hypothesis after seeing the data. Canary applies the same discipline to behavioral audits. This page is the public record.
Each row below represents a paid Canary audit. The pre-registration record was timestamped and stored at audit kickoff — before any synthetic persona walked the page, before any AI model ran, before any finding was generated. Client identities are anonymized at the client's request; the methodology details are not.
If you ever doubt that a Canary audit found what it claims to have found, the corresponding row here proves the hypothesis was set in advance. We can't retroactively edit a public ledger. That's the point.
How additions work:when a new paid audit is commissioned, its pre-registration row is added here within 24 hours of kickoff. Rows are append-only — never edited, never removed. If an audit is cancelled, the row stays with status changed to “cancelled” with a timestamp.
What this isn't: a marketing claim. It's a record. The Process section of canary-research.comsays “publish the hypothesis,” and this is where it is published. If we ever say a Canary audit confirmed a hypothesis, you can verify on this page that the hypothesis was set first.