ScalpStream Data

Current US AQI and pollutant breakdown for any coordinates worldwide, an EPA-based verdict on whether it is safe to exercise outdoors, and the cleanest contiguous window in the forecast ahead for a session of a given length. Modelled data (Copernicus CAMS), not a sensor at the exact spot.

Ranks US ports of entry by ALL-IN time — the drive there plus the current CBP wait once there — for passenger, commercial or pedestrian traffic, honouring which lanes the traveller may actually use. The nearest crossing is frequently not the fastest. Live CBP data across all 85 US ports of entry.

Cheapest fuel for a location and grade. Station-level pricing where governments publish open data (Spain, France, Italy); official regional averages for the US via EIA. With smart=true the ranking weighs the pump price against the fuel and time spent on the detour, so the cheapest sign is not always the cheapest tank.

Reports whether paid calls are enabled, how much this session has spent, the price per call, and which payment rails the services accept. Makes no network request and costs nothing.

Active US recalls for a product, brand, ingredient or vehicle, searching FDA food/drug/medical-device enforcement, NHTSA vehicle safety campaigns and CPSC consumer product recalls in one query. Severity is normalised across all three regulators onto CRITICAL/SERIOUS/MODERATE/LOW — they grade differently, and the basis for each rating is returned so it can be checked. Includes the recalling firm, hazard, remedy, and the lot numbers and UPCs needed to tell whether a specific unit is affected. Returns ACTIVE recalls by default: a product name can match hundreds of historical recalls and only a handful of open ones. If an agency cannot be reached the response says so and sets complete=false — an incomplete lookup is never an all-clear.

Applies the US wash-sale rule (IRC section 1091) to the user's OWN trades, across taxable, IRA and spouse accounts together, and answers a pre-trade question: check=buy asks whether buying `symbol` on date `on` would disallow a loss already taken, and returns the disallowed amount, which sale it comes from and the first safe rebuy date; check=sell asks whether selling `quantity` shares of `symbol` from `account` at a loss on `on` is already washed by a purchase in the 30 days before. Leave check out for the ledger alone: every determination, every sale with realized/disallowed/allowed and short/long term, every open lot's adjusted basis and holding date, and the year's totals. A purchase in an IRA loses the loss permanently and the answer says so. The trades are sent in the request and processed in memory only; the service stores and logs nothing. Everything returned is a rule calculation on the trades given, in sentences that state the rule and never recommend a trade; it is not tax advice, never computes tax owed, matches the same ticker only (no "substantially identical" judgment) and cannot see trades it was not sent. Relay the statement and the disclaimer verbatim.