Welcome to Record Harbor
A world of records.
A place to explore.
Explore a curated collection of public datasets, mapped into objects, events and relationships. Review the sources. Follow the history. See what belongs together.
In preparation. Record Harbor is being built. Public access is not open yet.
Reviewed translations. Original sources. Traceable evidence.
- Filed
- Approved
- Issued
- Completed
Three clocks on every fact
- Valid
- when it was true
- Record
- when the publisher said so
- Ingest
- when Record Harbor read it
The collection at a glance
- 151 reviewed translations
- 2,791 probed public sources
- 72 Wisconsin counties prepared
- 4.23M Wisconsin parcel records
Translations and sources counted from the catalog on 10 October 2026. Wisconsin figures read back from the prepared index on 13 September 2026: 4,230,228 parcels and 1,276,999 transfer instruments. Prepared data is not yet served publicly.
Find your starting point
Less preparation.
More understanding.
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Find a dataset
Browse by subject, place or publisher to find a reviewed translation.
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Review the mapping
Inspect the source, mapped events and relationships before opening a dataset.
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Explore its story
Move between maps, timelines and processes with the evidence in view.
The profile underneath
GEOCEL™
Where a record was, when it was true, and who said so.
GEOCEL™ is Ammonite Intelligence’s geospatial and tritemporal profile of OCEL 2.1, the open standard for object-centric event logs. Geometry belongs to the object and changes over time. Every fact carries three clocks. Nothing is overwritten.
Profile 0.2.0-draft
What Record Harbor keeps to
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Reviewed, not inferred
Every translation is a mapping a person approved. The product executes it; it never guesses one.
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Sources named
Each dataset names its original publisher. Unresolved rights stay visible in the reference.
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Evidence in view
Every drawn link carries the documents behind it. A connection without evidence is not drawn.