The platform

A unified layer of public government data.

It pulls every scattered source into one record and makes it easy to analyze and report on — for people and for AI agents.

Scattered sources go in one end, and one record everyone can query comes out the other.

You don't log into five tools to use it. You ask one interface, and it reaches whichever application actually has the answer.

Open data portals
Payroll & pension rolls
Vendor & contract registries
Licensing records
Court filings
Permits & inspections
Governed MDM LayerOne record, reconciled across sources
Semantic LayerWhat every agent is grounded in
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Public Spending
Public Safety

Government data is public, but it was never made easy.

The portals are real, and the records are there. Getting an answer out of them is the cumbersome part — every source has its own site, its own format, and its own update schedule.

If you're just getting started

It's hard to even see the landscape — what data exists, which agency publishes it, and how any of it fits together. The platform puts it in one place, already connected, so the starting point is a question instead of a scavenger hunt.

If you already work with this data

You know exactly what you want. But every new source means another portal, another format, and another set of quirks to learn before you can use it. Here, a new source lands in the same record you already query.

If your question doesn't fit in SQL

Some questions are easy to ask in English and hard to write as a query. On this platform you can ask them the way you would ask a colleague, and the answer comes back with a link to the records behind it.

We've already used it this way ourselves.

Fraud Detection, our flagship product, is built on this exact layer — payroll, pension, and benefits records reconciled into one record, with agents doing the asking. It was one of the ten winners of the New Jersey AI Innovation Challenge, funded by the NJEDA.

Already reconciled into the layer today:

See it applied to a real problem.

The platform is the foundation, and the products are where it shows up in your day-to-day work.