A public, crowdsourced dataset of real-world observations. Structured, timestamped, and accessible via API.
Slush.Social is a crowdsourced alternative data platform. Contributors post short, factual observations about the world — things they see, measure, or experience directly.
All content is public and viewable on the web. Structured, machine-readable access is available via a paid API.
Every contributor has a credibility score. The score is determined by real demand: how often their data is accessed via the API.
Higher credibility increases the price of accessing that contributor’s data through the API. Low-signal data becomes cheaper. High-signal data becomes more valuable.
API revenue is shared directly with contributors. When your data is accessed, you earn a percentage of the API fee.
There are no follower counts, promotions, or incentives to write opinions. Contributors are rewarded purely based on demand for their observations.
Data is plain text with optional semantic tags. No forced schemas. No interpretations.
Tags like $<ticker> are optional and used only for organization and filtering.