Last updated 21 September 2026.
Where our data comes from
Public sources only
Every fact in the graph comes from a public source and carries its URL, the date we collected it and the source's licence status: open (Wikidata), attribution (Wikipedia, MusicBrainz), public filings (SEC forms 3, 4 and 5), and press or official pages read one by one. We keep the legal status of every source in a register and show it next to each link.
What a link is
Two people are linked when they shared the same object — a team, a production, an agency, an event, a board — over overlapping periods. A link is never a claim that two people are close; its strength reflects the kind of object, how long it was shared, how recent it is and how many people shared it.
What the product does not do
No contact details: no phone numbers, emails, addresses or handles, ever. No minors: people under 18 are excluded from the graph. No private data: what you record about your own relationships is private to you and never enters the graph. No circumvention: we do not bypass technical protections, log-ins or paywalls.
Freshness
Sources are re-read weekly (Wikidata), monthly (SEC) and on demand. Each fact shows its collection date; a closed period is kept as history, never erased.
Your right to object
If you are listed in the graph and object to the processing, use the form below. We answer within 30 days and record every request.
Object to the use of data about you
If you're a public person listed in the graph and you object to the processing, tell us. We record every request and answer within 30 days.
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