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Stats

Four numbers we can defend.

Each one is read straight out of the database and labelled with exactly what it counts. Where a flattering number existed but no honest label did, the tile is gone rather than reworded.

Measured

What each number counts.

An em dash means the aggregation returned nothing — usually because the database was unreachable when this page was built. It never means zero, and it is never filled in with an estimate.

Connectable source types

17

Distinct source kinds the product accepts today. Counts kinds, not connections and not vendors.

Records processed · 90d

9.0k

Items received from connected sources and processed in the last 90 days, across every workspace.

Workspaces active · 30d

1

Workspaces that processed at least one record in the last 30 days. Not accounts, not people, not paying customers.

Model tokens per record · 90d

429

Mean input plus output tokens for the classification pass, over records where that pass recorded them. Excludes synthesis, embeddings and rule evaluation.

recomputed hourly · counts are approximate under concurrency

Not on this page

What we do not publish.

The numbers a page like this usually leads with are the ones we have no way to stand behind. Naming them is more useful than leaving a gap for you to fill in.

  • User and customer counts

    We have signups and workspaces, not a defensible count of people using the product. A workspace is not a person.

  • Uptime and latency

    Neither is captured anywhere in the request path, so any figure would be invented rather than measured.

  • Stored context volume

    Most of what is stored is source activity, not durable context items. A total would describe the wrong thing.

  • Certifications

    We hold none, and this page will not imply one by listing a category and leaving it blank.

Capabilities get the same treatment as figures — the itemised version is the capability ledger, and the roadmap carries what is not built.