FDA recalls unified (food + drug + device)
LiveUnified openFDA enforcement (recall) reports across food, drug, and device endpoints. CC0 public domain.
License CC0 · public domainOne publishing standard · every dataset
Useful data is easy to find and hard to depend on — scattered across endpoints, locked in odd formats, unversioned, no license attached. datafloe compiles each dataset into one queryable API and maintains it like software: versioned, refreshed on a schedule, license in every response header, provenance on file. If we can't say where a row came from, we don't sell it.
{
"data": [{
"recall_number": "H-1114-2026",
"recalling_firm": "Utz Quality Foods, LLC",
"reason_for_recall": "Potential presence of Salmonella."
}, … ],
"meta": { "limit": 50, "total": 12806 }
} 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. 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/moApples-to-apples managed PostgreSQL comparison: ~11 providers × 4 workload scenarios, with normalized $/mo (itemized compute/storage/HA), positioning class, ownership, engine type, and the honest fit caveat. Cost is computed per-provider (not archetype math) and anchor-tested against each vendor's published price. The 4-scenario map snapshot is open (CC BY 4.0); the maintained/re-verified feed, the append-only history (/history) and the 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
Schema, a real 5-row sample, a live query box, curl/JS/Python snippets, and the machine-readable license — on every live dataset.
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Every model's input/output price and context window across the major providers — sortable, searchable, and tracked over time. Every number carries a source and a license.