For investors
Infrastructure, not a dashboard
Fachbegriff
Investor briefWhy MenschHero is defensible — and what actually exists today. Every figure on this page is read live from the database on load. Nothing is estimated, rounded, or invented.
The problem
Crisis data is either expensive and closed (Foundry, Dataminr) or free but not verifiable. Anyone using a figure has to trust the provider — increasingly untenable for procurement, research, and journalism (see the EU AI Act).
The approach
MenschHero is a verifiable data layer: every derived value carries its provenance chain, its open formula, and a cryptographic proof. You don't have to believe us — you recompute it.
The moat
The edge is not code but discipline over time: a tamper-evident chain, reproducible values, and openly stated limits. That cannot be copied overnight — and it deepens with every snapshot.
The model
The public transparency layer stays free forever — that is the trust moat. We monetize the infrastructure (API access, institutional integrations), not the crisis.
Honest maturity
We are early. There is no revenue and no broad usage today — the first targeted outreach is just beginning. What exists is the substantial, defensible foundation: a working, verifiable data pipeline. That very honesty is part of the product.
Impact fit — SDGs and SFDR
MenschHero is digital deep tech with impact that is proven, not asserted. How it maps to common impact goals — stated honestly:
SDG 11 — Sustainable cities and communities
Resilient communities need dependable crisis and disaster data. That is exactly what MenschHero delivers, verifiably.
SDG 3 — Good health and well-being
Humanitarian emergencies are health crises first. Verified situation and funding data support better allocation.
SFDR Article 9
An Article 9 fund must evidence impact, not assert it. That is precisely our moat: source-backed, tamper-evident, reproducible data — the proof layer strict impact reporting needs.
Honest framing
The closest fit is SDG 16 (peace, justice, strong institutions) — which is not in every impact fund. We claim no fit that does not exist: the strongest bridge is SDG 11 and partly SDG 3.
Live system status
Read straight from the production database, fresh on every page load.
19,235
Measured observations
1,339
Source records
7
Sources (ledger)
2,890
Score snapshots
92
Documented crises
2
Feeding data sources
Chain verified end to end
2,890 of 2,890 snapshots cryptographically verified, 0 tampered. This check runs live on every load.
Provenance coverage
55%736 of 1,339 collected source records are already linked into the score provenance chain. We show these 55% openly — instead of claiming "everything is traceable". The remaining records are genuine context data that (not yet) produce a score; the gap is the honest path forward, not a hidden problem.
Active data sources
| Source | Records |
|---|---|
| GDACS | 685 |
| worldbank | 275 |
| USGS PAGER | 159 |
| who_gho | 144 |
| OCHA FTS | 51 |
| unhcr | 24 |
| hdx_hapi_inform | 1 |
Every documented case shows the formula, inputs, sources, and the live-verified chain. No login required.