Public data files
Four JSON files anyone can fetch, from any origin, with no key. They carry aggregate results and public facts. The forecasts themselves live in the app.
Results
https://kunkafa.com/api/stats.jsonHow past forecasts turned out over the last day, 7 days, 30 days and all time, at the default strength setting, plus the full strength curve. Rewritten once a day by the pipeline; the results page renders this file.
Plans
https://kunkafa.com/api/plans.jsonThe four plans, their monthly prices in US dollars, the trial length, and what each includes, generated from the same source as the pricing section.
Blog posts
https://kunkafa.com/api/articles.jsonEvery post with its title, description, category, tags, dates and full text. The in-app reader consumes this file.
Description of these files
https://kunkafa.com/api/openapi.jsonAn OpenAPI document naming each file and the shape of its contents.
How to use them
Fetch a file with a plain GET. Every file allows cross-origin requests and is cached for one hour. Dates are ISO 8601 in UTC. A figure is absent, not zero, when the record behind it is too small to trust.
For the full text of the site in one fetch, use llms-full.txt; for a short index, llms.txt. Blog posts also publish as an Atom feed and a JSON feed.
Forecast, not advice. Nothing in these files tells anyone what to do.