KASPR Data

KASPR Data gives Claude the measured state of the internet, place by place. KASPR Datahaus, a Monash University spin-out, has probed hundreds of millions of internet endpoints every hour since 2019 and keeps the record by country, region and district: how many addresses respond, how fast, and how steadily. Check your own locations: give Claude a list of offices, stores or home-agent cities and it scores each one's district (grade, typical latency and stability, worst hours, disruptions in the past year). Free for 20 locations; a district report from pulse.kasprdata.com unlocks the full history. Ask Claude things like: - How reliable is the internet at our 15 offices, and which had outages this year? - How reliable is the internet in Sao Paulo this month compared with the rest of Brazil? - Which districts of the Philippines have the least stable connections? - When did connectivity in Iran drop in June 2025, and how far? - What is open on the alerts feed right now? - Where does Siemens have infrastructure in districts with weak connectivity? Tools: search_areas, area_profile, area_monthly, area_typical_week, country_league, country_overview, recent_alerts, search_episodes, get_episode, search_companies, company_footprint, company_exposure, compare_companies, score_sites, site_alerts. Every tool reads; nothing is written to your account or anywhere else. Sign in with Google or an email code; no key needed. The free tier covers country and region data, the open alerts feed and worked examples. District-level detail, history and company comparisons are on paid plans. KASPR's measurements have been used by Reuters, The Economist and the UN Human Rights Office to document shutdowns and outages. The method is published; figures may be quoted with attribution to KASPR Datahaus (pulse.kasprdata.com).