Airport lookup in a bundled OurAirports extract (public domain, dated in the answer): by IATA or ICAO code, by name or city words, or the nearest airports within a radius (up to 300 km) of a point. Covers large and medium airports and every airport with an IATA code; small airports without one are left out. Name, codes, type, city, country, coordinates, elevation and Wikipedia link. No time zone (not in the source).

Keywords and keyphrases from a text by RAKE (Rose et al., 2010) in pure code: phrases between stopwords and punctuation, scored by word degree and frequency, with counts. Stopword lists for en, de, fr, es, it, pt, nl and tr. Body { text, language, limit }: up to 100 KB, limit 1 to 50.

Readability of a text in pure code: Flesch Reading Ease, Flesch-Kincaid grade, Gunning Fog, SMOG, Coleman-Liau and ARI, with counts of characters, words, sentences, syllables and complex words, and reading and speaking time. English formulas; other languages get counts only. Syllables are counted by a vowel-group heuristic, so scores are estimates. Up to 100 KB.

Loan and investment calculator in exact cents, no outside source. mode=annuity: monthly payment, total interest and the full amortisation schedule (up to 600 months). mode=compound: future value of an initial sum plus monthly contributions. mode=npv or irr: discount or internal rate of return of a list of cashflows (up to 200, the first at time 0). Rates are percentages from 0 to 100 a year (per period for npv and irr); terms up to 50 years.

Working days for a country. mode=between counts the working days after `from` up to and including `to` (up to 5 years) and lists the public holidays skipped; mode=add gives the date that is N working days after `date` (up to 3,650). Weekends are Saturday and Sunday, Friday and Saturday in Israel, and Friday only in Iran and Afghanistan. Nationwide public holidays from Nager.Date; a country with no holiday data is a 404, not charged.

Date and time calculations in pure code. op=diff: calendar years, months and days between two dates, and the total days. op=add or subtract: move a date by years, months, weeks, days, hours or minutes (month ends are clamped). op=info: weekday, ISO week, day of year, quarter, and age from birthDate. op=tz: a local date-time in one IANA time zone shown in another. Impossible dates are a 400 with the reason.

Checks up to five public URLs now from this Worker: up or down, HTTP status, the final URL after up to five redirects, response time in milliseconds, whether TLS was used, content type and length, and the Cloudflare data centre (colo) the check ran from. A down site is a valid 200 answer with up false and the error, not a failure. The check is one GET per hop, so it measures the first response, not the full page.

Returns Brazilian company data from BrasilAPI (CNPJ lookup, MIT licence): legal name, trade name, status, opening date, legal nature, CNAE activities, address, share capital, and partners (QSA). CNPJ check digits are validated before any network call. Rate limit: BrasilAPI allows ~3 req/s.

Searches French companies via the official open API (recherche-entreprises.api.gouv.fr, Licence Ouverte v2). Returns legal name, SIREN, head-office SIRET and address, legal form, NAF activity code (no label in the API), creation date, status, size band, and directors when published. Rate limit: ~10 req/s (API's own limit). `limit` max 25.

Transliterate text to Latin ASCII, or make a URL slug from it. Covers Cyrillic, Greek, Turkish, German, Nordic, Polish, Vietnamese and accented Latin letters. Characters with no table entry (Arabic, Hebrew, CJK ...) are kept and listed in unconverted, not guessed. Up to 2,000 characters. Pure code.

Fetches recently resolved prediction markets from Polymarket and Manifold over the last N days (max 30). Includes question, winning outcome, final prices/probabilities, resolution timestamp, and resolution source. Optional keyword filter. Information only, not financial advice.

Searches open prediction markets on Polymarket (real money, USDC) and Manifold (play money) by keywords, with optional closing-date window and minimum volume. Each row: venue, question, outcomes with prices (implied probability), volume with its unit (USD or mana), liquidity, close time and link. Results alternate between venues; up to 50 rows. Information only, not financial advice.

Splits a free-text postal address into house number, street, unit, postcode, city, district, region and country, with a normalised one-line form. The postcode is checked against the rule of the country (for 18 countries); a mismatch is left out and says so. Workers AI does the split, so check the parts. geocode=1 adds coordinates from OpenStreetMap Nominatim. Not live-checked: the owner checks the model after the merge.

Parses a User-Agent string: browser and version, rendering engine, operating system and version, device type, vendor and model, CPU, and whether it is a known crawler (Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, AhrefsBot and a few more) with its name. Optional Client Hints values (platform, mobile, model) are reported as given. Parsed with ua-parser-js 1.x (MIT). Pure code, no outside request.

Decodes up to 20 vehicle identification numbers with NHTSA's vPIC database (US public domain): make, model, model year, trim, body class, vehicle type, engine (cylinders, displacement, fuel), drive type, plant country and city, manufacturer, and the decoder's own error code and message. The check digit is verified for North American VINs. A VIN that is not 17 characters without I, O or Q is a 400.

Identifiers and secrets from the Web Crypto random source: UUID v4 and v7, ULID, nanoid (size and alphabet), random passwords (length and character classes) and passphrases (words from the EFF large wordlist, CC BY 3.0 US), up to 100 per call. mode=parse validates a UUID or ULID and reports its version, variant and the time embedded in v1, v6, v7 and ULID. Nothing is stored.

Convert a value between units of length, area, volume (US customary and metric, cooking measures), mass, speed, pressure, energy, power, data size (SI and binary), time and temperature. Factors are exact to the definitions in NIST SP 811 (international inch and pound, US gallon, calorie IT, Btu IT, mechanical horsepower). An unknown unit is a 400 that lists every supported unit. Pure code, no outside source.

Simulates an EVM transaction execution without broadcasting: { chain, from, to, data, value }. Returns eth_call output, gas estimate, success/revert status with decoded revert reason (Error(string), Panic(uint256)), and token balance if to is an ERC-20. State overrides not supported by public RPCs. Information only, not financial advice.

Recent enforcement items from the regulators' own feeds: SEC litigation releases and administrative proceedings, CFPB enforcement actions, FTC consumer-protection and competition press releases, DOJ press releases. Each: agency, feed, title, date, link, a short summary and, for SEC and CFPB, the respondent named in the title. Filters: agency, words (q), days (1-90). The feeds hold the latest 25-30 items each.

Screens up to 20 crypto addresses (EVM chains, Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, Litecoin, Monero, XRP, Zcash and more; 18 currencies) against the US Treasury OFAC Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) digital currency address list. Reports sanction status, list name, SDN program, and source link. Never declares an address clean: reports 'not on the checked lists'. Information only, not financial advice.