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A guy named Shin just open-sourced Palantir for free. It is called OpenPlanter. Palantir helps governments and giant companies connect scattered data about people, businesses, contracts, and money. OpenPlanter could give that same power to ordinary people. Feed it corporate records, political donations, lobbying disclosures, government contracts, or other public documents. Its AI agents search through everything, identify the same people and companies across different datasets, and turn the connections into a live knowledge graph. You can click an entity, follow its relationships, and inspect the original sources behind each finding. The desktop app already works on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It supports OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, and local models through Ollama. But OpenPlanter is still an early-stage project. It is nowhere close to having the data, resources, or maturity of Palantir. Still, the idea is huge. Powerful institutions have spent years using data to investigate the public. Now the public may finally get a tool for investigating them.
























