Local data delivered

InfoLiberator combines a wealth of data from your community in one format and indexes it by location, enabling software developers to create innovative applications.

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For governments

We help reduce your costs, promote more informed civic dialogue, and place your data in the hands of local software innovators.

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For publishers

We provide hyperlocal content ready for publication.

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For developers

We give you access to an unprecedented warehouse of data in JSON format, enabling you to build innovative, scalable applications quickly.

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For citizens

We enable you to uncover public records that search engines cannot reach.

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Governments

Governments

InfoLiberator can organize your records for public consumption without burdening your IT resources. If you can attach a spreadsheet to an email, your data is ready for InfoLiberator to publish…MORE

Publishers

Publishers

Today’s content providers are demanding ever-more localized information to serve the needs of readers and advertisers. We can help you realize the potential of hyperlocal information…MORE

Developers

Developers

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if all APIs you cared about were compiled into one, with all the content geo-tagged by location? We thought so… MORE

Citizens

Citizens

HereData is InfoLiberator’s main search portal for local data. Find what’s happening closest to your home, or search farther afield… MORE

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About us

InfoLiberator was formed in 2010 to ensure data reaches the right people -- citizens, journalists, decision-makers and pioneering technologists.

Credits

Photographs on this page are displayed under the Creative Commons attribution license. In order of appearance, they are: "End of the Day" by Paul Bica; "Board of Public Works meeting" by Office of the Maryland Governor; "David Adamec Interview with ABC News" by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; untitled photo of a computer by Dees Chinniah; and "Plan Bay Area Public Meeting in Mountain View" by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.