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The book knows what you've lost. Now you do too. BetImpact is a betting transparency terminal that puts your action across DraftKings, FanDuel, Kalshi, and Polymarket on one board, shows the cut the book takes on every line before you tap, and keeps the real up-or-down number, not just your win rate.

Follow the campaign money. CivicLedger turns raw FEC filings into a spending picture you can actually read: who raised what, who bankrolled whom, and where it all went, answered in a click instead of a spreadsheet.

For people stuck going back and forth on a big decision. Clearframe reads the decision you wrote down the way an editor reads a draft. It flags the biases tilting your answer and shows you what you left out before you commit. Free during beta.

"How do I know this deal is real?" ClearTitle puts a private real estate deal to the public record: county recording, SEC registration, property valuation and lien history, cross-checked into one 0-100 risk score in under 60 seconds, before the wire goes out.

Who paid for the research behind the headline? Now anyone can just look. Daylight is a free public good that re-organizes existing government and journal records so anyone can follow the money from a funder to a study, an expert, or a bill.

Everyone gets the wire story. forcemap shows who's really at the table: the task forces and advisory bodies that shape policy, who's on them, who they really work for, and what they produce. Every claim sourced and confidence-tiered.

One 0 to 100 travel risk score per country, fused from the CIA World Factbook, ACLED, GDELT and five more conflict intelligence sources. Know the ground before you book.

Weekends you actually remember. Most outings blur by Sunday night; a few stick for years. Imprint finds the one experience near you your brain will still be replaying months from now, catches it on sale, and ranks it by a neuroscience-backed memory score instead of stars or markdown. It scans the deals on ClassPass, Groupon, Airbnb Experiences and more, then sends one weekly digest so your free time turns into memories. Free during beta.

A free leadership simulation game. Your plan is the signal; your team is the noise. Every outcome is traceable to the math.

Out of one head. Onto both plates. The shared life app that takes the household out of one partner's head and puts it where both can see it.

Find out what is flowing into the water near you. SewOverflow maps the EPA's national inventory of combined sewer overflows so you can search your town, see where raw sewage still spills during storms, and know what your local waterway is really carrying.

You saw the commercial. SpendSight scores prescription drugs on clinical evidence, then prints the manufacturer's ad budget right next to the score, so patients, clinicians, and researchers can tell whether a drug is better or just advertised more, before the ten minutes with the doctor start.

It's all in your head. Finally, a private place to think it through. The head of a family talks through succession out loud, and nothing is filed, reported, or shared.

Founders get one move: a lease, a license, a five-year bet on a city. Terrain scores every US metro on the six forces that move your margin (rent, taxes, hiring, demand, politics, and who's already on the block), with a citation on every score.

The job is temporary. You are not. A confidential practice for leaders whose name and job are becoming the same word, so that when the job changes, the person is still whole.

What did they say then, and what actually happened? TrackRecord is a proposed free public good, not yet built: it would give every well-known public leader a decision-quality scorecard — each big dated claim, the cited outcome, and whether they acknowledged the difference — every entry stamped by claim status and linked to its primary source. The interest list on the site decides whether it gets built.

A number you can defend before the vote. TradeShock runs tariff scenarios before they become law: job displacement as a range with stated confidence, retaliation probability with a timing window, consumer price effects and a similarity match against 847 historical cases from Tudor 1493 to present.

The receipt the dealer never prints: the true 5-year cost of a vehicle, scored against your income.

Your app works fine for you because you built it. UXPilot sends AI agents through your web app like first-time users and reports exactly where everyone else gets stuck. Paste a URL, get ranked findings with annotated session replays.

How does this company treat the people who speak up? Now you can just look. WhistleWatch is a proposed free public good, not yet built: it would re-organize existing agency and court records into one conduct dossier per company, stamped by legal stage, with a free verified company right of reply. The interest list on the site decides whether it gets built.