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Changelog

What shipped, what changed, and what is still missing.

Dated, newest first. Roadmap items are labelled as roadmap wherever they appear on this site.

2026-08-18

Public company pages

The dataset is now readable without an account — depth-limited, change-lagged, and in English while the other seven languages are wired up.

Added
  • A public profile for every company in the dataset, showing a depth-2 graph preview, the coverage triple, the top terminal providers and the lagged change history.
  • Reverse-dependency pages. For any company, which of the disclosers we hold ultimately reach it, and at what depth.
  • Vendor comparison over any two companies, with shared and exclusive providers and concentration side by side.
  • Country and category indexes, and a directory with server-side search.
Changed
  • Public change history runs 30 days behind. Watched vendors alert the same day, which is the line between the free surface and the product.
  • Public graph previews stop at depth 2. The full chain is visible in the console.
Known gaps
  • The site is English only. Seven more launch languages and hreflang land next.
  • Notice-compliance scoring and ownership tracking are on the roadmap and are not shipped. Where they appear on this site they are labelled as roadmap.
2026-08-04

Traversal, change classification and rules

The first build of the thing itself — unbounded traversal with cycle detection, typed change events with cosmetic suppression, and rules that evaluate over codes.

Added
  • Unbounded traversal with cycle detection, entity-level deduplication and depth stored as the shortest path from the root.
  • The three termination states — resolved, publishes_nothing, not_yet_crawled — surfaced as a coverage percentage per watched vendor.
  • Change classification into entity_added, entity_removed, jurisdiction_shift and category_shift, with generated summaries written once per language at detection time.
  • Cosmetic diff suppression. An unchanged disclosed edge set produces no event, whatever moved in the markup around it.
  • The rule builder — conditions over change type, country, region, category, depth and entity ID, with a dry run against your current graph before you save.
Notes
  • Rules match on entity ID and never on entity name. Names get renamed and differ by language, and a rule that matched on one would evaluate differently for two readers of the same account.

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