
Canadian Rental Data Sources
An open, source-dated directory of official Canadian resources for researching a rental address before signing a lease.
Clarvia Graph is the technical engine behind Clarvia — it stores all the official rules and steps for bereavement paperwork across Europe — structured so that apps, websites, and public services can use them automatically.
Technically, Clarvia Graph is a structured, versioned, source-backed knowledge graph for cross-border administrative consequences. It models what happens after a life event (starting with bereavement), what steps may be required, which authorities are involved, what documents are needed, and where the official source says so. The living demo at clarvia.org/en/checklist consumes a static JSON export generated from this graph.


An open, source-dated directory of official Canadian resources for researching a rental address before signing a lease.

Muyni is an independent, nationwide searchable archive of US local-government meeting records, agendas, minutes, and supporting documents, collected from cities' own official sources and covering 5,789 municipalities (2M+ meetings, ~90% of residents).

Databook is a curated, source-backed reference covering the world's countries, where every figure carries its source and publication year (traceable to authoritative publishers like the UN, World Bank, V-Dem, and IPU Parline) and, where authorities disagree, all values are shown side by side.

A platform for citizens to exercise their right to access public information under Article 27 of Morocco's constitution.