AuditLine
Every official warning. Who owns it. What happened next.
Recommendation → responsible office → accepted publisher status → permanent historyOpen the public tool →America V2 · Civic evidence network
America V2 turns official government spreadsheets, APIs, and buried databases into permanent tools people can search, follow, challenge, and reuse—without converting publisher claims into invented verdicts.
The accountability stack
Each tool owns a narrow public question and preserves its own units, identifiers, evidence classes, and prohibited inferences. The shared layer supplies permanent records, corrections, APIs, and private alerts.
Every official warning. Who owns it. What happened next.
Recommendation → responsible office → accepted publisher status → permanent historyOpen the public tool →An award is not a delivered result. Follow the chain.
Authority → award → reported outlay → promised output → disclosed evidence gapOpen the public tool →What was proposed. What became final. What remains unproven.
Exact RIN → proposal → comment window → final publication → later actionOpen the public tool →What arrived. What was completed. What is still waiting.
Exact cohort → arrivals → completions → pending inventory → historical completed-case timeOpen the public tool →What was obligated. What was delivered. What remains unproven.
Declaration → applicant → project → obligation → physical-delivery evidence gapOpen the public tool →Read the official inspection—and what superseded it.
Permit → regulator event → later inspection → supersession → facility response pathOpen the public tool →Live civic spokes
Public accountability
Every official warning. Who owns it. What happened next.
Public money
See the spending hidden inside the tax code.
Public delivery
An award is not a delivered result. Follow the chain.
Government performance
How long government takes—and where the queue actually sits.
Civic infrastructure
Build the next public tool without pretending an experiment is already proven.
Public safety records
Read the official inspection—and what superseded it.
Public participation
What was proposed. What became final. What remains unproven.
Government performance
What arrived. What was completed. What is still waiting.
Disaster recovery
What was obligated. What was delivered. What remains unproven.
Public money
Follow current federal agency outlays from the public record.
Civic infrastructure
Propose a civic spoke for evidence and stewardship review.
Local action
Find public meetings and participation opportunities near you.
Turn an unmet public need into a shareable project inside the network.
Open Launchpad →Site architecture
AmericaV2.org is the overview, not a combined mega-dashboard. Every tool opens into its own focused page while sharing canonical records, evidence classes, correction history, and public standards.
A plain-language map of the civic evidence network and the public question each tool is designed to answer.
Overview and discovery onlyAuditLine, Delivery Ledger, RuleLine, WaitingLine, RecoveryLine, Safety Passport, and every future tool keep distinct interfaces.
No blended project dashboardsSources, entities, APIs, corrections, and evidence gaps are reused behind the scenes without erasing each tool's boundaries.
One verifiable public recordThe shared standard
Every spoke keeps its own mission and builders. The hub provides discoverability, durable public pages, common trust signals, and a path for projects to work together.
Each project names the civic problem it addresses and who it serves.
Evidence, methods, funding, and maintainers should be legible to the public.
No sale of personal political profiles and no hidden persuasion systems.
Spokes can link, share public standards, and remain independently governed.
Separate public-response surface
Public Pulse preserves the earlier state-response experiment, now explicitly labeled self-selected and non-representative. It stays outside the canonical record and alert system.
The network is open
Submit a public-purpose project for evidence and stewardship review. A proposal stays private until explicitly approved for the network.