Insurance runs on evidence. When a claim is contested — or an AI or robot decision is later questioned — what matters is simple: what was true, and what did the system act on, at the time? Dynamic Feed turns the live conditions and data it serves into Ed25519-signed, provenance-stamped, archived records — captured as they happen, so either side can re-check them later without trusting your word or ours. Advisory evidence for claims, underwriting and AI-liability defence — not an insurer, not advice, and not a safety or compliance certification.
A claim turns on what was true at a specific time and place — the weather, the flood level, the sea state, the hazard, the position. Most of that arrives as self-reported logs or screenshots pulled together days later. None of it is independent, and any of it can be questioned.
There's now a newer, harder version of the same problem. When an AI or autonomous system acts and something goes wrong, the question becomes what data did it act on, and when? Underwriters increasingly treat that as too much of a black box to price: through 2026 standard carriers have been adding explicit AI exclusions (the Verisk/ISO generative-AI liability exclusions took effect 1 January 2026), while specialist insurers such as Armilla and Munich Re move into the gap. Whether it's a contested claim or new AI cover, the same artefact is what makes the risk assessable: an independent, third-party record of the inputs, captured at the moment they existed, signed and timestamped, and re-checkable by either party. That's what this vertical provides.
The conditions a claim argues over, and the data an AI acted on — delivered the way every datapoint we publish is: signed, sourced, and archived.
This fetches a live signed record from Dynamic Feed and verifies its Ed25519 signature in your browser, against the published key. Then flip one byte and watch verification fail — that's tamper-evidence, demonstrated live, not asserted.
A valid signature shows Dynamic Feed reported this exact record at this time, and that it has not been altered since — change one byte and verification fails, and anyone can check. It does not prove the underlying value is objectively true, or that acting on it was the right call. Provenance, not omniscience.
A verifiable record of the external data we served you — when, from where, and how fresh — so you can show what external data Dynamic Feed served you at a given moment. A defence artefact if a decision is later questioned, and the kind of independent record an underwriter can ask for.
A third-party, tamper-evident record of the provenance and freshness of the Dynamic Feed data an applicant relied on — which you can require and re-check independently, instead of taking it on the applicant's word.
Signed, timestamped weather, flood, hazard, marine and position records for the exact time and place in question — captured as it happened, re-checkable by either side.
Signed, non-PII, provenance-rich feeds can serve as one piece of verifiable, independently-checkable evidence to support your AI-supply-chain assurance work under APRA's CPS 230 — and ahead of the separate automated-decision transparency obligations commencing 10 December 2026, which make data lineage a compliance concern.
A signed, contemporaneous record of the weather or hazard reading behind a parametric cover — an independent evidence artefact either side can re-check. Dynamic Feed does not calculate, trigger, or settle any payout.
Under the EU's revised Product Liability Directive (which member states transpose by 9 December 2026), courts may in complex cases apply a rebuttable presumption of defect — and a contemporaneous, tamper-evident record of the data a system was given may help support a rebuttal. Evidence, not legal advice.
One keyless MCP or REST call for the conditions or the awareness verdict you need. No key to get started.
The response carries the reading or verdict — each with its source, licence and exact measurement time.
Every response is Ed25519-signed and provenance-stamped, and written to the append-only archive — so you can produce it months later.
Either party re-checks the signature on the public verify page or with the open-source verifier.
Take the insurance-evidence vertical on its own — signed conditions, the provenance envelope, the awareness verdict trail and the append-only archive, scoped to your lines and volume, with the public verify page. Starting points below, in Australian dollars; final scope and price are agreed on a call.
Starter
A$99 /mo
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Signed weather, flood and hazard readings over your regions, provenance-stamped, with the public verify page — for a single team or desk.
Claims
A$249 /mo
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All conditions feeds plus marine and GPS integrity, the append-only archive for your records, and higher volume — for active claims and adjusting work.
Underwriter / regulated
A$499 /mo
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Multi-line coverage, archive retention scoped to your audit and CPS 230 needs, and delivery shaped for underwriting, parametric or AI-assurance workflows.
These are starting points, not a checkout. Every engagement is scoped to your lines, volume, and how you need it delivered — final pricing is agreed before any work begins. Want conditions at a site on a date, signed for a claim? See weather evidence. The maritime angle? See maritime. Your own source wrapped the same way? See done-for-you.
Dynamic Feed is an independent evidence layer — not an insurer, not a broker, and not financial, insurance or legal advice. We never price risk, trigger a payout, or recommend cover. Signing and anchoring let anyone verify a datapoint existed at a specific time and has not been altered since — they do not prove it is objectively true, nor that acting on it was correct. Many readings are model forecasts, not measurements. This is tamper-evident, not tamper-proof, and it is not a safety or compliance certification of anyone's AI. Treat it as one independent, verifiable input — never the sole basis for a coverage, claims, or safety decision.
Tell us your lines and how you'd use it, and we'll scope the insurance-evidence vertical on a short call. No card details, no checkout; we agree the scope and price first.