Every new business in Alberta.

It started in March as Radar, a script reading Calgary building permits. By April it had a name, a nightly run across six Alberta cities, and its first two paying customers, both straight from cold email.

Permits, business and liquor licences, new corporations and completions all land in one place, typed and ranked by how big the job is and whether there's anyone to call.

It's built for people who work on job sites, so it looks like the city at night from a crane: navy, bone, and one signal orange that only ever lights the double G or the thing worth calling. Anton reads like a site sign.

The rule underneath is no source, no name. Every fact on a list carries where it came from, and every row is checked by hand before it goes out.