Findings.

Insights from open data

Ask a question. Get findings you can trust.

Findings joins public datasets, runs real statistical tests, and returns ranked, plain-language answers with charts and a full analysis report.

How it works

  1. Search real, licensed datasets

    Browse data.gov, FRED, and World Bank. We handle cleaning and joins.

  2. We compute the statistics

    Correlations, trends, group tests, and ML patterns, each with p-values and sample sizes.

  3. Get ranked, plain-language findings

    Ranked findings in plain language, plus grounded chat for follow-ups.

Example finding

Moderate positive association between adult literacy and internet usage (Spearman r = 0.63, n = 1,538). Countries with higher literacy tend to have higher internet adoption.

Every analysis includes:

  • AI Summary of ranked key findings
  • Auto-generated charts linked to each finding
  • LLM-powered chat grounded in your results
  • Full analysis report with tests, p-values, and sources
Scatter chart showing moderate positive association between adult literacy rate and internet usage, Spearman r = 0.63

Questions you can ask

Start with a question. Findings suggests datasets and runs the analysis.

Built for people who need answers from public data

Policy analysts, researchers, and journalists use Findings when they need defensible insights, not black-box summaries. Computed statistics, licensed sources, full traceability.