Every change, dated.
The corpus grows in the open. New data, new sources, methodology, API and app releases — logged in reverse chronological order. Nothing rewrites the past; errata are appended, never overwritten.
- DATA58.6M
Corpus grown to 58.6M entities
Fresh registry loads lift the graph to 58.6M entities and 18.74M ownership links across 26 fused sources. Every count on the site derives from one live snapshot, so the honesty figures never drift.
- APPIA
Rebuilt footer, nav and workspace
The footer is now four grouped columns with every page and policy reachable; Directory and Pricing joined the primary nav; the dashboard is a personal workspace (account, credits, watched movements) rather than a second search page.
- APPv0.1.2
Desktop & mobile apps, with auto-update
Signed Electron desktop build ships with background auto-update on Windows and Linux; a Capacitor mobile shell now runs alongside the web app.
- DATA54.2M
Corpus re-baselined to 54.2M entities
18.74M ownership links across 26 fused registries. Every count on the site now derives from one snapshot, so the honesty figures never drift.
- SOURCESOFAC · OFSI
Sanctioned-asset owner-linking
Sanctioned vessels, aircraft and crypto wallets from OFAC and UK OFSI now bridge to their beneficial owners, so a designation surfaces the network behind it.
- APPpricing v2
Pay-per-report dossiers — €39 / €99
Buy a single resolved dossier without a subscription. A free preview sits above the fold; the frosted-glass paywall gates only the assembled depth.
- APImcp v0.5.0
MCP server v0.5 — agent-native corpus
Twelve consistent tools for search, ownership traversal and cited dossiers, callable from any MCP client and published on npm.
- DATAchb-fin
Companies House financials
Turnover, profit, net assets, cash and headcount parsed from UK iXBRL accounts and shown as year-on-year figures on company dossiers.
- APPpoxi
POXI engineering-paper rebrand
A charcoal-and-green editorial design system: hard corners, mono section labels, and a plate for every claim with its source on the frame.
- METHODOLOGYresolve
Cross-source resolution, three passes
An identifier join, name-and-jurisdiction blocking, and a sanctions name-bridge collapse the same entity across registries into a single cluster.
Every entry carries the day it shipped. Data snapshots note the corpus size they baselined.
New sources name their registry or leak. Coverage claims map to the provenance table on /trust.
Corrections are appended as their own dated line, never edited over the original entry.
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