Company and legal
Terms.
There are no accounts and nothing is sold on this page, so these terms are short. They exist to say precisely what a figure on this site is, and what that does and does not promise you.
Last reviewed · 2026-08-05
01 · The thing itself
What this is
This site is a public reading surface over a record harvested from official registers. Every figure is a rendering of what a named register published, read live at request time, and every figure carries the receipt to check it: the source address, the fetch time, the content hash. The site is pre-launch; the coverage ledger on the record page states exactly what is covered, and nothing beyond it is implied.
02 · Use
Use
Reading is free, for everyone, forever — the subject of a record included. Replaying receipts through the public API door is part of the product, not a tolerated abuse. What is asked in return is pace: the same restraint this system shows the registers it reads. Automated volume against the public door may be rate-limited to keep the door open for everyone.
Quotation is welcome, with the receipt. Exports carry a receipt manifest precisely so that a figure taken out of this system can be verified without it.
03 · The warranty, honestly
What is promised, and what is not
Promised: that every published figure was read from the named register at the stamped moment, hashing to the stamped hash — and that where this system is later shown wrong, the correction files in public on the corrections ledger and the error stays readable.
Not promised: that a register itself is right, current, or complete — the receipt exists so you can see exactly what the register said and when. Decisions made on the record are the reader's; the verdict happens in the reader here, in every sense. The service is provided as it stands, without warranties beyond what this section states.
04 · Revision
Changes
These terms change only by dated revision on this page — the review stamp above is the version. Continued reading after a revision is acceptance of it, which is as much ceremony as a free public page can honestly ask for.