What’s new

Product updates

• August 9, 2026 — Record updates, from the state’s own roster. This page now shows week-over-week differences in the state’s live roster of licensed homes — new licenses, homes no longer listed, and changed fields — grouped by county, shown exactly as the state publishes them. We compare snapshots of the record; we never interpret them.
• August 9, 2026 — Tell us what was missing. After matching, one optional question — “did you find what you needed?” — with a one-line answer box. It goes straight to the founder, and fixes ship against it. No accounts, no surveys, nothing tracked beyond the answer itself.
• August 9, 2026 — Operators: a question at claim, answered by a person. Finishing a claim now asks one optional question — “one thing you wish this page did?” — and the answer lands on the founder’s desk the same day, next to the dashboard’s existing request box.
• August 9, 2026 — This page. A public change log. What ships here is dated and stated plainly; record updates from the state’s own files will join it as their pipeline lands.
• August 9, 2026 — First-party measurement only. The site now measures itself with its own first-party event stream: no third-party analytics, no advertising pixels, no session recording — ever. Referrers are reduced to a coarse class before anything is stored, and no IP addresses or browser fingerprints are kept.

Record updates

Week-over-week differences in the state’s own roster of licensed homes, shown exactly as published — the state’s values, unedited. We compare snapshots of the record; we never interpret them.

240 recorded differences · latest seen September 26, 2026 · page 2 of 3

Status and type codes are the state layer’s own numeric codes, shown as published. The only code with a verified meaning is status 3, the layer’s code for a licensed facility.