DataBard RegistryEarn division · Nº 01

Public accounting · Division 01

Your data.
A story worth sharing.

DataBard turns any data estate — public listings, your warehouse, your protocol — into a measured, narrated, receipted report. Division 01 of the public registry is live: Superteam Earn.

From public data to a published report.

  1. Source

    Find your organization

    Division 01 reports are built from Superteam Earn's public listings — the same source anyone can read. Search the directory and open a free preview.

  2. Read

    Read before you publish

    The preview shows the full narrative, charts and methodology for free, computed from the current public dataset. No wallet or payment is needed to read.

  3. Publish

    Keep a dated edition

    Publishing freezes the report computed at that moment and keeps the evidence receipt and payment attribution with it.

Preview free. Published edition $25 one-time — dated, receipted, attributed, retained five years. SOL, USDC or PUSD; network fees additional.
On your own sources (divisions 02–03) the briefing is free — scheduled digests run on Pro.

Preview your report

For agents — and the humans who pay them

Decide what deserves your dollar.

Before your agent pays another agent, ask Probe first. Check a service free, browse every listing we score, or verify an anchored record on Solana.

  • Probe a service

    Ask whether an agent service is worth paying for. Free preview, no wallet.

  • Browse the index

    — every listing checked with one unpaid request.

  • Verify the record

    Inspect Solana-anchored reports and on-chain commitments. No wallet needed.

Common questions

What does the evidence receipt prove?

It lets you check the integrity of the receipt and compare matching report data. It does not prove the source data is true. Publishing confirms a payment on Solana; it does not anchor the report on-chain.

Can I use my own dataset?

Public report publishing currently supports Superteam Earn organizations. The same engine runs on dbt, catalogs, Dune and subgraphs — free briefings today, scheduled digests on Pro — and publishing to the public registry is next. See the division index.

Is a published report live?

A published report is a frozen, dated edition — it shows the report computed at publication. A free preview refreshes from the source cache as new listings close.