AI Analytics

Public records · direct measurement · since 2020

The record is public. We make it queryable.

Sixteen datasets answer three questions — how power stays hidden, what the law permits, and who holds people. Behind them, a keyless index of US regulatory data from government sources, regulators/SROs, and derived indexes.

Query any US company

One request to the public API resolves a name to its federal identifiers and assembles the record — filings, enforcement, contracts, penalties — on a single timeline. 21 source systems. Company-level records. Sources listed in the result.

EXXON MOBIL CORPCIK 0000034088 · NYSE: XOM

31 events · 21 federal sources queried · 180-day window

  • 2026-07-0225-NSE25-NSE — EXXON MOBIL CORP — 2026-07-02
  • 2026-06-1011-K11-K — EXXON MOBIL CORP — 2026-06-10
  • 2026-05-15 12:02:47epa.facilityEXXON MOBIL
  • 2026-05-15 12:02:47epa.facilityEXXON MOBIL CORP
  • 2026-05-15 12:02:47epa.facilityEXXON MOBIL CORP #52003
  • 2026-05-15 12:02:47epa.facilityEXXON MOBIL CORP - PICEANCE CREEK UNIT 7
  • 2026-05-15 12:02:47epa.facilityEXXON MOBIL CORP 742830
  • 2026-05-15 12:02:47epa.facilityEXXON MOBIL CORP NO 12746

sec.filings · sec.insider · sec.form144 · sec.13dg · fda.recalls · fda.labels · contracts · clinical.trials · lobbying.filings · epa.facilities · uspto.patents · court.dockets · cfpb.complaints · nih.grants · fed.enforcement · nhtsa.recalls · doj.press · open.payments · dol.form5500 · hud.housing · irs.bmf

Queries api.ai-analytics.org/entity/XOM; the default record is assembled at build time, and the button runs the same query live. No key required. Source and reuse terms vary by record.

Accountability datasets
16
Censorship measurements · 200 countries
2.2B+
Indexed source rows
58.5M+
Technical publications
526

The regulatory row count is refreshed at build time from api.ai-analytics.org/coverage; other figures are stated as of each dataset's last regeneration. Every figure links to its data.

The holdings

Sixteen datasets, grouped by the question they answer — each source-cited, openly licensed, most built from the government's own records.

How power stays hidden

  • Voidly — Measured internet censorship across 200 countries, updated continuously.200 countries measured
  • Verboten — Every documented book ban worldwide, dated and source-cited.19,283 banned titles
  • SpyLedger — The public corporate and designation record of the surveillance industry.26 vendors tracked
  • DarkRegister — Which countries let the public see who owns their companies — and which closed the register.62 jurisdictions
  • Foreign-Held U.S. Farmland — Foreign-held US agricultural land from the USDA register: acres by country, state, and interest type.46M foreign-held acres
  • Section 117 Ledger — Foreign gifts and contracts disclosed by US universities since 1981.$62.4B disclosed foreign money
  • GridOwners — US generating capacity resolved to entity-level owners from EIA-860.1.38 TW capacity resolved
  • The Federal AI Use Case Inventory — The 2025 inventory submitted by 41 federal agencies, and for the 445 designated high-impact systems, which rights safeguards each agency says it completed.3,611 federal AI systems

What the law permits

  • Sanctions Programs — The legal authority behind every OFAC sanctions program code.41 OFAC programs
  • Right to Information — Which countries give citizens a legal right to government information.61 countries
  • Data Protection — Which countries protect personal data by statute, and since when.61 countries
  • The Genetic Privacy Ledger — What happened when fifteen million genomes met a bankruptcy court, and which states legislated.12 state DTC statutes

Who holds people

  • OrganWatch — The federal performance and oversight record of every US organ-procurement organization.57 OPO dossiers
  • The Detention Ledger — Every ICE detention facility: capacity, inspection status, and the operator named in federal records.208 ICE facilities
  • The 287(g) Wave — Every signed 287(g) agreement deputizing local police into immigration enforcement, agency by agency.2,123 signed agreements
  • The BOP Ledger — Every Federal Bureau of Prisons institution, the halfway-house layer, and the private-prison record — from BOP's own weekly feeds.133 federal institutions

All sixteen, with endpoints and licenses: the Voidly index · machine manifest at /voidly/datasets.json.

The maps

Who owns the land. Who holds the people. Drawn from the datasets above.

Interactive

The Detention Ledger

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208 ICE facilities. 62,517 people held on an average day. Capacity, inspection status, operator — where a federal record names one. From ICE's published detention statistics file.

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Interactive

The Shell Map

46 million foreign-held acres on the USDA register. 38 ownership chains traced node by node — to a sovereign fund, a documented parent, or the point where the record goes dark.

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Platforms

We build Swarm SDK, post-quantum encrypted communications for drone fleets. We operate Nexcom, a portfolio of news and business publications.

Every dataset states its sources and its license; our standards state what the data does not claim. Errors are corrected under a stated policy. Any entity named may dispute an entry. The record persists.

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