Public trackers
Trackers that collect commodity and energy data from public websites, such as raw material, metal and fuel prices.
Checked against the source
Every value is matched to the text on the page before it is published.
Every capture kept
Move through dates to see exactly what changed on the page.
Linked to companies
AI connects each tracker to the stocks its data affects, and says why.
Sorted by the latest change in their data
Each row is a spot price for a crude or refined petroleum product at a named delivery point, quoted in dollars per barrel or per gallon on a single date.
Each row is one DRAM or NAND flash memory product with its daily and session high, low, average and change in spot price in US dollars.
DDR4 16Gb (2Gx8) 3200 average, USD
83.414
DDR5 16Gb (2Gx8) 4800/5600 average, USD 60.633
MLC 64Gb 8GBx8 average, USD 42.337
Each row is a solar supply-chain product with its high, low and average price and day-on-day percent change in RMB or USD.
N-type G12 mono wafer, RMB per piece
1.13 −9.6% since Sep 1
How trackers collect, check and describe their data.
A tracker collects the same table from a public web page on a schedule. Its owner chose to make it public, so anyone can browse the latest data and every past capture. Owners are never named.
Every value is matched to the exact text on the source page before it is published. A capture that fails the check is never shown, and the last verified data stays up.
AI writes each summary from the collected data, and every number in it is checked against a capture. Company links point to companies on Equibles, each with the reason it was made. You can report a wrong link from the tracker page.
Yes. Describe the data you want from any public website and Equibles builds the tracker, checks it against the page and collects it on your schedule. Free and Plus trackers are public; Pro trackers can stay private.
Describe the data you want. Equibles collects it on your schedule and keeps every capture.
