Nuclear Chain
Nuclear Chain is a reference and data-exploration website about nuclear reactors and the industrial chain that supports them.
A network of public-data websites
33 independent sites that turn scattered public records into pages you can use. Explore energy infrastructure, trace who owns a brand, see how financial schemes work, or pick up a practical tool.
Featured websites
A cross-section of the network. Each one answers a specific question from public records, and names its sources.
Nuclear Chain is a reference and data-exploration website about nuclear reactors and the industrial chain that supports them.
Who Owns This Brand operates on the reviewed website as Brandtree, a consumer-brand ownership reference built around source-linked corporate relationships.
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How Scams Work is an educational fraud reference that explains schemes through their stages, psychology, documented cases, reported losses, and movement of proceeds.
Sanctioned Vessels is a maritime sanctions reference that gives each listed hull a permanent page keyed by IMO number.
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World Leaders Daily is an independent public-interest website that brings together public diaries, calendars, and office publications associated with political leaders and institutions.
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PDF Toolbox is a browser-based document utility website built around processing files on the user's device rather than uploading documents to a remote conversion service.
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Sourcing principles
Every site in the network follows the same rules, so a figure on any of them can be checked.
Every dataset comes from a public source: a government portal, an open API, a registry, a filing. Nothing is scraped from behind a login or a paywall.
Every number traces back to a named source with a link, shown on the site that uses it.
A dataset's licence is checked and recorded before it is used. If the licence does not allow it, we do not use the data.
Every chart ships with a plain-language summary and a data table, not just an image.
Who is behind it
Public data is everywhere and almost none of it is usable. It is published as quarterly PDFs, unindexed lists and once-a-year press releases, so a normal question takes real work to answer.
Simba Systems is built and run by one person. Every site is made the same way, on the same stack, because one pipeline that fetches, checks and publishes data reliably is worth more than ten sites that each half-work.
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