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Turns a domain, company name or ticker into the official identifiers everything else joins on: SEC CIK, GLEIF LEI, Wikidata ID and SIC industry code, plus legal name, jurisdiction, HQ, whether it still files with the SEC, and its recent filing mix. Built to be called once per row over a list. Every source is free and redistributable, so results carry no vendor resale restriction.

Who actually owns a counterparty. Resolves a company to its Legal Entity Identifier and walks the GLEIF ownership graph — direct parent, ultimate parent and direct children — returning the group structure with the jurisdictions it spans. This is the entity-resolution step under every KYC, sanctions and diligence workflow: free lookups answer the name, almost nothing answers the group. Search by name and country, then resolve by LEI.

Turns any Shopify store's public catalogue into a read on the business: catalogue size, price bands, median price and where that sits in the market, publishing cadence, vendors and product types. Every Shopify store exposes this data — the work is turning it into a brand profile instead of a product dump. Pass any store domain.

FDA recall and enforcement records across drug, device and food, normalised into one shape with classification, reason, distribution scope and firm. Queryable by firm, product, classification and date. One product type returning nothing never fails the call — the three openFDA endpoints are independent and a gap in one is not a gap in the others.

Steam reviews scored by how long the reviewer actually played. A negative review from someone with 400 hours means something very different to one from a player with 12 minutes, and the headline percentage treats them the same. Also separates the lifetime rating from the recent one, which is how you spot a game that has just broken.

Stopped clinical trials with the stop reason classified. ClinicalTrials.gov records why a trial halted as free text; this reads that text and separates safety and efficacy failures from business, recruitment and funding stops, which are the ones people routinely misread as drug failures. Filter by sponsor, condition, intervention and phase, and get the cohort-level breakdown alongside the records.

Job postings read straight from a company's own applicant tracking system — Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, BambooHR or Recruitee. This is the source that job boards scrape, so there are no duplicates, no expired listings and no aggregator lag. Hiring is a demand signal: which teams a company is growing and where.

Real insider conviction from SEC Form 4 filings. Classifies every transaction by its one-letter code, so an RSU vest is not reported as an insider buy and the automatic tax withholding that follows is not reported as a sale. Returns only codes P and S — the trades where someone chose to move money at the market price — plus cluster-buy detection when several insiders buy the same issuer within a window. Query by ticker or CIK.

What an institutional manager actually changed last quarter. Reads 13F-HR filings for a CIK, parses the information table, aggregates by issuer and diffs consecutive quarters into opened, closed, increased and decreased positions with dollar values and portfolio weights. The diff is the signal — a holdings snapshot on its own says nothing about intent.

Recent posts and engagement for any public Telegram channel, with views measured against subscriber count — the ratio that shows whether an audience is real or bought. Needs no API key, no account and no bot, because Telegram's Bot API cannot read a channel you do not administer. Pass a channel name, @handle or t.me link.

FDA 510(k) clearances for medical devices: which devices were cleared to market, the applicant, the decision date, product code, device class, regulation number and advisory committee, plus a clearance-per-year breakdown. Search by device name, applicant company or K-number. Pairs with the adverse-events and enforcement endpoints for full medtech diligence.

Adverse event reports for a drug or medical device from the FDA's FAERS and MAUDE systems: total report count and the most frequently reported reactions, ranked. Returns the interpretation caveat with the data — these are voluntary reports, a report does not establish causation, and counts scale with how widely a product is used.

Current and resolved US drug shortages from the FDA: what is short, which company reports it, the reason, dosage form, therapeutic category and whether the shortage is still ongoing. A supply-chain signal for pharmacy, procurement and formulary systems, published free by the FDA.

US consumer product recalls from the CPSC — the regulator covering everything FDA and NHTSA do not: furniture, toys, appliances, batteries, power tools. Search by keyword and date, and get the hazard, the reported injuries, the manufacturers and the retailers that sold it.

Decode any 17-character VIN into the vehicle it describes: make, manufacturer, model, year, series, body class, drive type, engine, fuel, transmission and assembly plant. NHTSA returns 140 mostly-empty fields; this strips the blanks, promotes the ones that matter and reports whether the check digit validated.

Open NHTSA safety recalls for a specific make, model and year. Returns the campaign number, affected component, the hazard, the remedy, and the two flags that change what you do today: whether NHTSA says park it immediately, and whether the fix can be applied over the air. Free US regulator data.

Search US federal and state court opinions from CourtListener. Query by party name, topic or citation and get the case name, court, jurisdiction, docket number, filing date, reporter citations and — the field that separates a landmark from a footnote — how many later opinions have cited it. Filter by court and filing date.

Search the full text of every SEC filing since 2001. Answers the question a per-company filings feed cannot: which registrants used a given phrase, in which form, and when. Wrap a phrase in double quotes for an exact match, filter by form type and date, and get a breakdown by form and by company alongside the filings themselves.

App Store listing data for any app on any storefront: current and all-time star ratings with review counts, version, release notes, size, price, content rating, genres and release dates. Includes a version-sentiment read comparing the current version's rating against its all-time average, which is how you spot a release that damaged an app. Look up by numeric App Store id or search by name.

Screen any person or company against the US Treasury OFAC sanctions lists — SDN and Consolidated, primary names plus every recorded alias, 39,000 names in total. Handles the 'LAST, First' convention OFAC uses, strips legal suffixes so Ltd and Limited match, and returns exact, strong and possible hits with the sanctions programmes attached. Tuned to over-report rather than miss. Returns the list build date so you know how current the screen is.

Clean Water Act compliance for facilities in any US state or county, from EPA ECHO. Returns each facility's permit, current violation status, quarters in non-compliance, inspections, formal enforcement actions and penalties, plus the state-level totals EPA computes across the whole query. Filter to violators only.

Search the US Federal Register: proposed rules, final rules, notices and presidential documents, by term, agency, document type and date. Returns the abstract, the issuing agencies, the effective date and — the field that actually matters if you want to influence a rule — the date the comment period closes, with a count of how many results are still open for comment.

Academic literature from Crossref, the DOI registry itself. Search by topic, author or exact DOI and get normalised records with citation counts, journal, publisher, authors with affiliations, and an open-access flag, plus a cohort view: median citations, most-cited work and the year range. Filter by minimum citations, publication year or open access only.