Full trade model, zero backend — runs entirely in your browser
See your supply chain the way a disruption would hit it
Map suppliers, factories and lanes across the world, then stress-test the chain against tariffs, sanctions and disruptions. Landed cost, lead time and exposure — recomputed in seconds, not a six-week consulting engagement.
Nothing you map ever leaves your machine.
Built on real public data, sourced from
What it does
One model, four questions answered
Everything below runs off the same underlying graph — change one input and every number downstream recomputes.
Map the chain
Suppliers, factories, warehouses and customers as a real graph — multimodal routing over actual port, airport and road data, not straight lines on a map.
Tariffs & landed cost
Cost per segment: transport, import duty, and where the input-output model expects a price shock to pass through to your unit cost.
Disruption risk
Monte Carlo stress tests against chokepoint closures and 100+ historical shock scenarios.
Compliance screening
OFAC, EU, UN and UFLPA sanctions lists checked against supplier names, plus ownership concentration.
To run it
No seat licence, no data-export fee. Open a tab and start mapping.
How it works
No install, no account, no backend
Build or import a chain
Draw it node by node, or import a CSV / bill of materials. A starter example is preloaded so there's something to click on immediately.
Run the analysis
A full trade model — OECD input-output tables, real routing, Monte Carlo simulation — compiles to WebAssembly and runs in a browser tab.
Read the report
Cost, lead time, exposure and recommended mitigations, with every number traceable to a named public source.
Free, no login
Public data, already analysed
Standalone pages built off the same model, free to read and free to cite (CC BY 4.0).
Filiera Pelle al 2027
Italy's leather industry lost 41% of volume since 2019 while revenue held — projections to 2027, Italy vs France vs Turkey.
The world's shipping chokepoints, live
Vessel traffic at ~20 maritime straits and canals against their own 90-day norm.
The commodity cost ripple
Move a commodity price and see the unit-cost impact by country and sector.
FAQ
Questions worth asking before you open a tab
Is Datastripes free to use? +
Yes. Open the app and start mapping a chain — no signup, no seat licence, no card required.
Does my supply chain data leave my browser? +
No. The full trade model — routing, input-output shock modelling, compliance screening — compiles to WebAssembly and runs entirely client-side. Nothing you map is sent to a server.
What data sources does Datastripes use? +
OECD input-output tables, World Bank tariff and governance data, IMF PortWatch vessel-traffic data, FRED commodity and energy prices, OFAC/EU/UN/UFLPA sanctions lists, GDACS disaster alerts, SEC EDGAR filings and GLEIF entity data, among other public sources.
Do I need to install anything? +
No. Datastripes runs in any modern browser that supports WebAssembly and JavaScript — there is nothing to install.
Can I use the free data pages without opening the app? +
Yes. Datastripes publishes standalone, sourced data pages — free to read and free to cite under CC BY 4.0 — with no account needed.
Ready when you are
Model your own chain in minutes
No signup wall, no sales call. Open the app and start with the example chain, or import your own.
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