FDA recalls unified (food + drug + device)
LiveUnified openFDA enforcement (recall) reports across food, drug, and device endpoints. CC0 public domain.
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{
"data": [{
"recall_number": "H-1114-2026",
"recalling_firm": "Utz Quality Foods, LLC",
"reason_for_recall": "Potential presence of Salmonella."
}, … ],
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} The catalogue
Published to one standard: a versioned API · scheduled refresh · license in the header · provenance on file.
Unified openFDA enforcement (recall) reports across food, drug, and device endpoints. CC0 public domain.
License CC0 · public domainHistorical food-at-home monthly area prices: 90 food categories × 15 US areas, 2012–2018 (source ended 2018-12). Price indexes and unit values from USDA ERS. For current prices see us-food-prices (BLS).
License Public domain · US govAverage consumer prices for ~100 food items — US city average + 4 regions — monthly, from the BLS Average Price survey. Public domain. The live/current companion to the historical grocery-prices (F-MAP) dataset.
License Public domain · US govPer-model input/output pricing, context windows, and rate limits across LLM providers, with model lifecycle: prices are what you are charged TODAY, and a retired slug carries status=retired plus the model it now bills as. First-party compilation of public provider pricing. The current snapshot is open (CC BY 4.0); the daily-verified price-history log (/history) is the commercial product.
License Commercial · $29/moPlans, prices, and limits for ~200 SaaS tools, snapshotted over time. First-party compilation.
License Commercial · $99/moLounges, access programs, day-pass pricing, and hours for ~150 airports. First-party compilation.
License Commercial · $99/moMonthly cost of managed PostgreSQL across 17 providers for four workloads (side project, steady small app, bursty app, production HA), itemized into compute, storage and HA, with the exact plan priced, how failover works, whether the provider meets the workload's requirements, and a source link for every row. Each provider's formula is checked against its own published prices. The four-workload snapshot is open (CC BY 4.0); the maintained feed, price history (/history) and keyed API are the commercial product.
License Commercial · $49/moSource URL, original license, and redistribution basis — written down before the API goes live. If we can't say where a row came from, we don't sell it.
A record, in full
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What managed Postgres costs across the major services for four workloads, from a side project to a production database with failover. Itemized, with the exact plan priced and a source for every number.
Every model's input/output price and context window across the major providers — sortable, searchable, and tracked over time. Verified daily; every number carries a source and a license.