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What this site knows, day by day

The ledger

Every fact on this site is written from a primary source: a legislature, a court or an agency. A person then checks it against that source. This page counts both, from the first day of work, and lists what is still missing. Nobody types these numbers in. The page is rebuilt from the record each time the site is published.

262
guides published
965
facts written from a source
42
checked by a person
923
not yet checked

The record begins 18 August 2026. The facts last changed 1 September 2026. This page records research, not readers.

A written fact carries its source link, and its page says plainly that nobody has checked it yet. A checked fact says the date a person compared it with the source. Both are honest. The second is worth more.

What we do not know yet

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claimstates publishedcheckednot yet checkedwhat is missing
a landlord keeping my deposit47 / 5128206Not written: Mississippi, Tennessee.Held back by an open question in the law: Arkansas, Kentucky.
unpaid overtime51 / 510124Every state is written.
a debt collector harassing me51 / 51096Every state is written.
being fired for complaining51 / 51051Every state is written.
someone taking my property10 / 51038Written so far: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Washington. Every other state is not written yet.
someone hurting my pet1 / 5104Written so far: California. Every other state is not written yet.
a contractor taking my money0 / 5100Not started. No state is written.
a surprise medical bill0 / 5100Not started. No state is written.
a car accident51 / 510277Every state is written.
a dog bite0 / 5100Not started. No state is written.
a used car that broke down0 / 5100Not started. No state is written.
a gym that won't cancel0 / 5100Not started. No state is written.

Day by day

Each day the facts changed, newest first. A number that went down is shown going down.

    • +50 guides published
    • +50 facts written
    • +50 being fired for complaining: states published
    The work, as recorded (1)
    • The other fifty states have somewhere to take a firing
    • +63 guides published
    • +330 facts written
    • +1 being fired for complaining: states published
    • +51 a car accident: states published
    • +10 someone taking my property: states published
    • +1 someone hurting my pet: states published
    The work, as recorded (4)
    • Car accidents, all fifty-one, and the two rows a deadline could not carry
    • Fired for complaining is five statutes, and they disagree about the deadline
    • Alabama, where the deadline everyone prints is four months too long
    • The claims people actually typed, and the gate that let one of them through
    • +93 guides published
    • +187 facts written
    • −1 facts checked
    • +2 a landlord keeping my deposit: states published
    • +40 unpaid overtime: states published
    • +51 a debt collector harassing me: states published
    The work, as recorded (6)
    • New Mexico, read off the Commission's own PDF, and Illinois unblocked
    • The free route: what a federal claim's state page is actually for
    • Seventeen more free routes, and the states that will not take the claim
    • Unpaid overtime, all fifty-one, and the docs that say what is left
    • Illinois and New Mexico, read against their statutes and corrected
    • Debt collection, all fifty-one, and the creditor the federal Act does not reach
    • +11 guides published
    • +214 facts written
    • +11 facts checked
    • +11 unpaid overtime: states published
    The work, as recorded (15)
    • Let a state's court facts reach every claim page in that state
    • Small claims research, waves two and three: eighteen more jurisdictions
    • Michigan, and why Florida is still not written
    • Six more, found by searching for a document that can actually be fetched
    • Hawaii, off the Judiciary's own page, and what it would not confirm
    • Open the law when the page cites it
    • Connecticut, Louisiana, Wyoming, Indiana and Colorado
    • Alaska, off the live statute, and a Wyoming note
    • Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, and the first stamps
    • Wisconsin and Florida, both of which were right to hold
    • New Mexico, and that is all fifty-one
    • Hawaii's deposit rule, which is the best fact in the whole pass
    • Stamp Hawaii and New Mexico, and make Hawaii cite what was actually read
    • Say the law in plain english, on every card that cites one
    • Overtime, which is a federal claim wearing a state page

  5. No change to the facts.

    The work, as recorded (1)
    • Open a second door for the people who were sued first
    • +37 guides published
    • +150 facts written
    • +37 a landlord keeping my deposit: states published
    The work, as recorded (5)
    • Research 34 more states of security-deposit law, all unverified
    • AEO pass: verified-fact descriptions, one publisher, crawler measurement
    • Read all 34 researched states against their sources; fix MA, re-source WV
    • Security deposit: 48 of 51 jurisdictions written, up from 44
    • Publish written states unstamped, labelled, and making no freshness claim
    • +8 guides published
    • +34 facts written
    • +32 facts checked
    • +8 a landlord keeping my deposit: states published
    The work, as recorded (1)
    • Launch prep: domain, analytics with consent, legal documents, footer

  8. The first day of work. The site existed and no fact had been written.

    The work, as recorded (1)
    • Scaffold the Next.js app: adaptive intake, catalog routes, inventory
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