Claims you can check, and plain answers about the rest.

Connect data sources

Apple Health (iOS), Health Connect (Android), FordConnect, Nest and Strava.

Consent record per connection

Every connection writes a consent record with an audit hash. You can see it in the Transactions tab.

Stream status and disconnect

Each source shows how recently it synced (under 6 hours, 6 to 24 hours, or older) and can be disconnected at any time.

Data streams through API endpoints

Buyers create API keys on the Trading Desk and query consented data streams from their own systems. Prices are worked out on our server, never in the buyer's browser.

MCP connections for AI agents

Buyers connect AI agents (Claude Desktop, Ollama, Cursor) and choose which Hub tools they can use.

Best Friend AI

Plain-language questions about the available data, answered with totals worked out on our server.

Raw data bundles (T-1-P vetted buyers only)

Only released after the buyer passes T-1-P Technical Vetting of their own systems. This is a company procedure, not an independent audit.

Synapse credits

Buyers prepay credits. Each data purchase or query uses up credits and is written to a credit ledger.

Contributor payout in USDC and IDIA

Each purchase is split. The contributor share is paid to Life wallets on Base. A person with no wallet yet gets a pending payout instead.

IDIA Token on Uniswap v4 (Base)

IDIA / USDC pool. Its price moves with the market and is not guaranteed.

DAO governance screen in Life by IDIA

Proposals, committees, an audit feed and treasury flows in the Gov tab.

Proposal voting in the Gov tab

Each vote counts voting power at a fixed Base block, shows the tally against its threshold and keeps a voter ledger. The votes so far have been test proposals.

Committees (Hats)

Committees such as Legal Defense & Jurisdiction and Sociorelational Impact list their active officers and roster in the Gov tab.

DAO Safe treasury controls

The DAO Safe needs 2 of its 2 signers to approve any move. It owns the token contract, the five allocation vaults and the local DAO pools.

Local DAO pools

Settlement looks up the pool for a purchase's location in the on-chain registry and sends the DAO share there. The first pool is Louisville-KY-US. The DAO Safe has switched on automatic pool creation, so a new location gets its own pool, owned by the Safe.

Liability Receipt NFTs on Base

The Liability Receipt NFT is the token inside the Liability Shield. Each data sale mints a soulbound one that records the consent hashes behind it. 282 had been minted by October 21, 2026, the first on June 10, 2026. Anyone can count them on Basescan.

Liability Shield for data buyers

Covers buyers for consent, identity and breach claims tied to IDIA data, as long as they keep the Liability Receipt NFT ID attached and never re-identify anyone. Backed by $0.25 per credit set aside in IDIA Indemnity Reserve LLC (company-stated). Not insurance.

Append-only Hub intake ledger

By design, the ledger only accepts new entries. Past entries cannot be edited or deleted.

In-app Shop / IDIA Pay

Only shown to users once payments are ready for them.

Independent security assessment

Not done yet. We do not claim any third-party audit or certification. We will publish the scope and results when one is completed.

Quadratic voting on major proposals

The Operating Agreement (Art. 3.2) calls for it so large holders cannot dominate. We will mark it live once the vote tally uses it.

Conversion to IDIA DUNA

Happens when the DAO reaches 100 governance members, the minimum under Wyoming's DUNA law.

501(c)(3) tax-exempt status

A goal. The DAO is set up for charitable purposes, but the IRS has not recognized it as tax-exempt.

More data sources

More connections beyond the five listed above. We will not name them until they are live.