Retrieval at planetary scale
Fleets of AI agents search and read the web country by country: regulators, ministries and statistics offices first, trackers and press after. They quote what they read, word for word.
We run fleets of agents that read official sources in every country, cross-check what they find and turn it into clean, sourced datasets. We open that machinery to you: plug into what it already collects, or have it build the dataset nobody publishes yet.
Every project is set up with you: a human answers in the chat, from your dashboard.
Fleets of AI agents search and read the web country by country: regulators, ministries and statistics offices first, trackers and press after. They quote what they read, word for word.
Units, currencies and periods are normalized. Agents that disagree are caught, compared and resolved, so a pence never passes for a dollar and a monthly price never passes for a weekly one.
When nobody publishes the series you need, we build it: define the metric, the countries and the cadence, and the agents fill it, then keep it current week after week.
Behind each value sits the page it came from, the exact quote, when it was read and by which agent. Audit any cell in one click instead of trusting a black box.
Whatever the metric, each value arrives normalized, dated and attached to the sources it was read from. The original figure is kept next to the converted one, so nothing is lost in translation.
None of it is self-serve: ask, and your dashboard opens the chat with the request ready to send.
Tell us the metric, the countries, the period and how often it must refresh.
Agents run on a handful of countries. You review values and sources before anything scales.
The fleet covers every country in scope. Conflicts are flagged and settled, gaps are retried.
The dataset stays current on its cadence, delivered by API, export or both.
There is no price list. Each project is scoped on its own around the data, the volume and the cadence you need: tell us in the chat and we come back with a proposal.
Public sources: statistics offices, regulators, ministries, international bodies such as the World Bank, then reputable trackers. Agents read them directly and keep the exact quote behind every value.
Each key is set up by hand with the scope you need: press Create API key in your dashboard and our team picks it up in the chat.
A pilot on a few countries usually comes back within days. Full coverage depends on how hard the sources are to reach, and we give you an estimate after the brief.
Licensing depends on the upstream source, and we record it for every dataset. Commissioned datasets are yours to use, privately or publicly.
Describe the data. We tell you how we would collect it and how long it takes.