Hol a komment?
Collects, every day, when a public figure comments under someone else's post, with a screenshot and a source link.
Own projects
Ki kapta?! Where public grants to NGOs actually go.
“Ki kapta?!” (“Who got it?!”) turns the government's public grant map into a searchable interface: who received how much, where the money concentrates, and which organisations are connected.
The problem
The data is public, but embedded in a map and hard to search. Aggregating it, comparing it and finding connections by hand would take days.
The solution
A daily pipeline organises the embedded data by organisation and year, builds a network from shared representatives and addresses, and shows only fact-based, documented flags. The interface uses no judgemental wording.
What it does
- OverviewTotals by year and fund, with the top 1% shown separately.
- Network graphBy shared representative and shared address, with expandable, draggable nodes.
- Fact-based flagsAfter legal review only factual flags remained; the method is public.
- District mapRanking and map by electoral district.
- Precise searchAccent- and word-exact search with organisation profiles.
- Daily refreshThe data refreshes automatically every night.
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