Data & reuse
Data & reuse
We are a lookup and reference site over public records. Here is what is machine-readable today and how you may reuse it.
Posture
What we publish
RegistryAtlas is a lookup and reference site over public business records. We don't run public feeds or offer bulk datasets to download — there's no API to sell and nothing to sign up for.
What is public and reusable today is straightforward: the crawl map below, and the sourced facts that ground each page — the kind of plain, checkable detail (which office holds a state's filings, where a record comes from) that helps a reader or an answer engine trust the page. Every registry fact traces to an official public source (a state Secretary of State, SEC EDGAR, or IRS exempt-organization data) — the source registry is always the authority, and we link out to it rather than restating its records as our own claim.
Discovery
Crawl map
Three files tell crawlers — search engines and AI answer engines alike — how the site is laid out and what's worth citing:
Sitemap & robots
One sitemap index at
/sitemap.xml
lists every crawlable page, and
/robots.txt
points to it and sets the crawl rules.
llms.txt
A short, curated map of the site for AI assistants — who we are and which pages are worth quoting. Our robots.txt welcomes those crawlers and sends them here.
Reuse & attribution
You're welcome to quote or summarize what we publish, as long as you credit RegistryAtlas and link back to registryatlas.com. We don't claim ownership over the public records we point to — those belong to their source (state registries, SEC EDGAR, IRS exempt-organization data), so cite the official registry directly when the underlying fact is theirs.
There are no bulk datasets or feeds to license here yet. If that changes, this page is where we'll document them, along with clear terms. In the meantime, treat anything on the site as general reference information — always confirm current details with the official registry before relying on them.