Transparency

The full audit trail.

Trust is earned by showing the work. Below is how our data sources are performing, how fresh the data is, and where independent feeds agree or diverge.

Last cron run: 7h ago

Active sources
16
13 OK · 2 degraded · 1 failed
30-day uptime
83.6%
avg across all sources
Indicators tracked
31
across 25 countries
Cron cadence
Daily
continuous refresh

Data freshness

How recent are the currently published observations — one per active country–indicator pair, from the latest pipeline run. Fresh means within 2 years, aging 2–3 years, stale 3–5 years, very stale beyond. Stale values count at half weight; very stale values are shown but excluded from scores.

772 of 775 country–indicator pairs have a published observation; 3 have no data and are not counted in the bar below.

Fresh
60.1%464 obs
Aging
22.0%170 obs
Stale
14.4%111 obs
Very stale
3.5%27 obs

Source uptime

Each data adapter, sorted by 30-day uptime. Failures are surfaced, not hidden.

Full source dashboard →
Source30-day uptimeRunsStatusLast success
CDC/HUD/NICS (reference)100.0%30OK8h ago
BLS100.0%30OK8h ago
FRED100.0%30OK8h ago
v2:worldBank100.0%30OK7h ago
v2:oecdHousing100.0%30OK7h ago
AI Index (Stanford)100.0%30OK8h ago
O*NET100.0%30OK8h ago
OECD (reference)100.0%30OK8h ago
v2:eurostat100.0%30OK7h ago
v2:referenceSeed100.0%30OK7h ago
World Bank86.7%30OK8h ago
ACLED0.0%30Degraded—
FBI0.0%30Degraded—

How we earn your trust

Every number is sourced

Each indicator value links back to the publishing organization, the reference date, and the raw query we used. No black boxes.

Cross-source validation

Whenever two independent sources publish the same indicator, we display both. If they disagree by more than a set threshold, we flag it and surface the spread.

Failure is public

When an adapter fails, the failure shows up on this page within minutes. We do not hide outages or fabricate continuity.