UAP
realufo.org
◉ About this project

An unaffiliated, faithful archive of every official government UAP source.

What this is

realufo.org is a static, offline-first archive of every government UAP / UFO disclosure programme we could find — fifteen so far, from the U.S. Department of War's PURSUE release through France's GEIPAN to Uruguay's CRIDOVNI. Every record on this site is mirrored verbatim from an official source. Where the source is unreachable (Akamai blocks, 404, paywall), we link back through the Wayback Machine.

15Government archives
4,778Total records
8Case detail pages
0Cookies set

Counts above auto-update on every weekly sync. Live numbers always at /stats.html.

What this is not

Editorial rules

We keep five rules, in this order:

  1. Faithful archive — content matches the official site verbatim.
  2. Eye-catching presentation — declassified-archive aesthetic, real evidence, no clickbait.
  3. Offline by default — every committed asset works without network.
  4. Mobile-first — 360 px viewport is canonical.
  5. Replicable./scripts/sync.sh reproduces the full archive locally.

When two rules conflict: mobile-first beats desktop polish, and offline-first beats inline streaming. The full spec is in CLAUDE.md.

How it's built

Every page is a single self-contained HTML file. No JS framework, no build tool, no runtime. CSS and JS inlined per page. The full source including build scripts is on GitHub.

Hosting is GitHub Pages. Large payloads (videos, big PDFs) ship via GitHub Releases so the repo stays under 1 GB. A weekly GitHub Actions cron re-runs the scrapers and rebuilds every page.

We use exactly two third-party things at runtime: Umami for cookieless, log-only analytics, and Google Fonts (subsetted: Source Serif 4 + JetBrains Mono). No other CDNs, no trackers, no behavioural targeting.

Licensing

Each archived record inherits the licence of its source jurisdiction:

The code in scripts/ and download.py is MIT-licensed. The site design — typography, palette, page chrome — is © realufo.org but mirrored components (seals, logos, photographs) belong to their source jurisdictions.

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Acknowledgements

The greatest engineering of this project was done by the governments, archivists, FOIA filers, civilian researchers, and military officers who declassified the records in the first place. We are stewards, not authors.