Own the stack · show the work

Pono builds it, runs it, and proves it.

Pono Data Solutions builds data and automation tools that show their work. Every figure traces back to the record it came from, every run shows what it did and what it cost, and all of it runs on infrastructure we own end to end.

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Recall lookupTraced

Query: open food recalls, class I, last 7 days

3 active recalls found

Sourceapi.fda.gov / food / enforcement

run
1.2s
sources
3
cost
$0.004
rows
3

Source verified

Sample run

By the numbers

Millions of public records. One sourced row at a time.

Pono reads the official systems that track federal spending, recalls, filings, and facilities, and hands back clean rows you can check against the source.

data tools in the register, each doing one job well
28
official federal and standards sources, always current
8
of rows carry a source you can open and read
100%
what a run that finds nothing costs you
$0

What Pono can do

One operation, a whole shelf of tools.

Pono builds and runs each of these end to end. Pick one to see how it works, what it costs, and how you check its output yourself.

  1. Every result ships with a clickable link back to the source record it came from.

  2. Each run shows an itemized log of what it did and what it cost, on screen.

  3. Live dashboards show what is actually running right now, hosted by you.

  4. No reseller API behind the tools. The scrapers, vault, and dashboards run on infrastructure we operate.

Own the stack

No black box. And no landlord.

The whole chain, from the scrape to the screen, is ours to build and yours to run. You are not renting a seat on someone else's platform, and there is no third party sitting between you and your data.

  • You run it on your own account and keys. Buy the tool once, run it on hardware and logins you control.
  • Data tools charge per delivered result, itemized, so you only pay for work that actually landed.
  • Every layer is ours end to end. No reseller markup, no surprise deprecation of a feature you depend on.

How Pono is built

Who owns each layer of the stack
  1. Interface you runYours
  2. Tools + automationPono
  3. Scrapers + feedsPono
  4. Storage + vaultYours
  5. InfrastructurePono