A source layer for business questions, and three ways to buy the readings behind it.
ExploreWorldAI publishes an answer library, EU statistics, a stated method and a source register. Every number is produced by fixed calculation rules applied to explicitly identified source fields, and a field without a source is shown as missing. The same readings sit behind the products a visitor can buy.
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The source layer
- Knowledge hub, answer pages for travel, finance and local questions, each with named sources.
- EU statistics, Eurostat series read on a stated schedule and published with the read date.
- Method, how a page is read, which fields are extracted and how a number is calculated.
- Source register, every claim used in customer text with its sources.
- Verification, stored readings for named companies.
- Read scope and boundaries, what is read on request and what is never read.
- Regulatory mapping, how EU rules are interpreted for each part of the platform.
What you can buy
- Visibility report, one address read across search, AI answers and the technical basics. One authority number, the revenue the gap may represent, and three actions worth reviewing first. Free, no account.
- Lead Engine, public company and person pages read, scored and ranked by the same rules every time. A shortlist instead of a list. From 79 € per month.
- CapitalMatch, a ranked shortlist of investors and funds that fit sector, geography and stage. First match free, then paid.
- LoanMatch, lenders ranked against loan type, amount, purpose and geography.
- Mia, the business assistant that answers around the clock and hands over to a person when the errand needs one.
- Pricing, three plans and the credit model behind every run.
Answers to common questions
- What does the platform do for a buyer?
- It reads public sources on request and returns a ranked, sourced basis for a commercial decision: where you are visible, which companies are worth calling, and which investors or lenders fit.
- Where do the numbers come from?
- From fixed calculation rules applied to explicitly identified source fields. Each rule carries a version, each reading a receipt. Missing fields are shown as missing.
- Is anything stored about the visitor?
- Pages are read live on request. The platform keeps no web index of its own and does not use customer data for model training.
- How does pricing work?
- The visibility report is free without an account. Other products run on usage-based credits across three plans, with prices stated on the pricing page.
Machine-readable summaries for AI agents: /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt.
A source layer for business questions, published as a public register.
Every page is written from a named source and reviewed on a fixed schedule. Nothing on this site is written to sound right, and no figure appears without the source next to it. The method is public and the same for every page.
- Answer library: 377 published answers. Travel, finance, global and local questions, each with its source.
- Statistics layer: 5 official EU series. Read from Eurostat and republished with the date of the reading.
- Source register: 25 claims with sources. Every number used in our own text, with at least two sources.
- Verification: 1 verified companies. Stored readings of public company information, with the receipt.
The stable addresses, for readers and for machines.
These addresses do not move. They carry the same content without scripts, in English, Swedish and Norwegian, and they are the ones to cite.
- Knowledge library: Plain answers on travel, finance, local and global questions. (377 rows)
- EU statistics: Official European figures per region, with the date they were read. (5 rows)
- Source register: Every claim we make, with the sources behind it. (25 rows)
- Method: How a reading is made, what is counted and what is left out.
- Verification: Whether a company exists, and what public information says about it. (1 rows)
- Compliance: Which rules apply, which authority oversees them and what we do.
- EU legal acts: One page per act: identifier, dates, language versions, supervisor and national implementation. (16 rows)
- Regulatory search: A question answered from the act register, with quotes from the official text or filters by supervisor, country, type and year. (16 rows)
Read scope
- The open web is the source
- The engine can read any publicly available address you submit, at the moment you ask.
- No copy of the web
- We keep no register of the web and copy no search engine's register. The source is read when the question is asked.
- A receipt for every read
- Each read leaves the time, the address, the rule versions in use and a run hash, so the same input gives the same result.
- The boundary is stated
- An address is reached only when it is submitted or arrives through a source list. Content behind a login, a paywall or a private account is never read.
Position
ExploreWorldAI is a modern European trust engine for digital AI infrastructure.
ExploreWorldAI is designed as a source-based data system for structured, deterministic and EU-compliant information handling.
Source chain
Every number is produced by fixed calculation rules applied to explicitly identified source fields.
Regulatory mapping: which rules are interpreted for each part of the platform
Which rules can you read here, and where does each sentence come from?
Five surfaces built on registers in the code. Every row is written from an official text, quoted with its reference, and reachable at a stable address a reader or an answer engine can return to.
- Which rules does the platform itself run under? 7 pages. The rule mapping per part of the platform, with the reference for each claim.
- What do the EU acts actually say? 16 acts. The acts with their articles, read from the official text and linked back to EUR-Lex.
- Which US rules meet a European company? 10 rules. Federal and state rules with sector, supervisor and the European counterpart.
- Where is the rule for a given question? 646 articles. A search across the acts that answers from a row or a quote, never from a guess.
- What does Swedish law and case law say? 80 rulings. Acts and rulings from HD and HFD in six fixed blocks, each with its source.
Sources: EUR-Lex, national registers, US federal and state registers, Riksdagen and the Swedish courts.
What you can buy
- Visibility report: One authority number, the revenue the gap may represent, and the three actions worth reviewing first.
- CapitalMatch: A ranked shortlist of investors and funds that fit your sector, geography and stage.
- TrustMonitor: A trail your board and your auditor can follow, without anyone rereading the page by hand.