Electricity in France, now
RTE éCO2mix, real-time data
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Three objects running on real data. They show how we build: public feeds, code of our own, nothing that cannot be checked.
A studio that talks about data should show some. These figures come from open sources, live, with no key and no cookie.
Each tile queries a public source when the page opens. If a source does not answer, the tile says so and invents nothing. That is the standard we hold your dashboards to.
RTE éCO2mix, real-time data
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NOAA via global-warming.org, daily mean
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USGS, magnitude 2.5 and above
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Where the ISS at, current position
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NOAA SWPC, planetary Kp index
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European Central Bank via Frankfurter
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Open-Meteo, conditions and air quality
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Estimate computed from UN 2024 projections, not a measurement
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Web Vitals, Navigation Timing
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A dashboard is only worth having when it is connected to your real tools, and when it can say that it does not know.
Below, an example of what we install for clients: sales, margin, projected cash, sales funnel. The data is simulated, the code is the one we deliver. At your place it connects to your accounting, your CRM or your exports.
Confidence index, dispersion, outliers and a map of sales, built on French DVF data. Postgres, PostGIS, MapLibre.
Backtests, rejection thresholds and continuous execution on a terminal that runs 24/7. TypeScript, exchange connectors.
Structured PDF generation through the Anthropic API, with field validation before rendering. PHP, MariaDB.
A free express check, no sign-up: the first things we look at when a site is handed to us.