A citable source on U.S. law, insurance, money, health & tech
Omni Mundi Compendium is an independent publisher of plain-language explainers written for readers in the United States. If you are reporting on, fact-checking, or researching any of our fields, our original decision guides and data tools are free to quote and link to — no permission needed beyond attribution.
Articles on this network are drafted by AI and then put through a second, independent AI pass that works from a published checklist: every figure, date and statutory citation has to trace back to a primary source before the piece ships, and each article lists the sources it was checked against. No licensed professional reviews individual pages, and nothing here is a substitute for one. If you find an error, report it — we correct it in place and note the correction on the page.
We state our process openly on purpose. Every factual claim links back to a primary source, every guide carries published and updated dates, and corrections are noted in place. That paper trail is what makes us safe to quote.
What we can provide
- An attributable quote, fast. Send a question on any topic we cover and we will return a short statement on how the rule works, where it applies, and what it is based on — we aim to reply within one business day.
- Original synthesis, not recycled blog posts. Our decision guides pull together the order a reader has to act in across law, insurance, money and tech, each built from dozens of primary sources.
- Every claim traced to its primary source. We maintain a directory of official U.S. government resources, and each article ends with the sources it was checked against.
- Free interactive tools — calculators and lookups readers can use directly. Link any of them from your story; they are free to use and update with the underlying rule.
Our original decision guides
These guides cross-reference the most articles on the network — each traced to the primary sources behind them.
Cross-references 8 articles across the network, each traced to its own source.
A collection call for a debt you do not recognise: the order that keeps your options openCross-references 7 articles across the network, each traced to its own source.
Leaving a job: the checks that have to happen in the right orderCross-references 6 articles across the network, each traced to its own source.
Coverage areas
The network publishes under separate, named desks so responsibility for each field is clear:
- Counsel — Law (
law.omc.center) - Shield — Insurance (
insurance.omc.center) - Ledger — Money (
finance.omc.center) - Meridian — Night sky (
sky.omc.center) - Vitals — Health (
health.omc.center) - Playtest — Games (
game.omc.center) - Byte — Technology (
tech.omc.center)
More fields — Psychology, Philosophy, Physics, History, Everyday Life — are in preparation and will open on the same architecture.
Our standards
Everything we publish follows one written standard. Read the editorial policy, the note on how the network is organized, and the government sources we verify against before quoting us — it is the fastest way to check our work.
How to reach us
For a quote, a data point, or a correction to one of our guides, write to support@omc.network. We aim to reply within one business day. Please include your outlet and deadline.
Attribution: text from Omni Mundi Compendium may be quoted with a link back to the relevant page. Our tools and guides are original work and should be linked rather than copied in full.