First time in, A.Billi asks what you regularly buy and how often. Tap items, set frequency — 30 seconds and your list is seeded.
Your answers shape what you see: which ownership records surface, which local alternatives appear, and what community-level demand looks like.
Every item gets matched to its corporate parent using public ownership records. Local alternatives appear alongside each entry.
Your shopping list becomes a transparency layer over your everyday purchases — sourced from corporate filings, with attribution to the public record.
A.Billi maps the chain from the brand on the shelf to the shareholders at the top. All data sourced from public corporate filings and registries.
No scores. No ratings. No editorial opinion. Structural facts, presented clearly.
Corporate ownership is public information. It's just not easy to find. A.Billi gathers data from corporate filings, shareholder disclosures, and public registries — then presents it alongside the brands people actually buy. The same data that's always been available, made accessible to the communities it affects.
The transparency screen maps your purchases across parent companies. See which corporations have the largest share, and explore what local alternatives exist in your area.
All processing happens on-device. A.Billi never sees your individual spending data.
Join your local community node. See what alternatives your neighbors are finding, what products people wish existed locally, and what proposals are being discussed.
All community data is aggregate-only — anonymous counts and signals, never individual activity. Minimum contributor thresholds ensure privacy at every level.
A.Billi is the transparency and coordination layer. Each piece makes the next one possible.
Aggregate what communities need. When hundreds of people in a region signal the same gap, that becomes visible to local producers and cooperatives.
Surface independent businesses, cooperatives, and producers alongside the corporate brands people already buy.
Give community members a way to propose, discuss, and coordinate around shared priorities — from product sourcing to local investment.
When demand signals reach critical mass, enable group buys, bulk orders, and direct producer relationships.
Connect neighboring community nodes so that surplus in one area can meet demand in another.
Channel local capital toward the alternatives and infrastructure that communities surface through their own coordination.
Every entry sourced from corporate filings, shareholder disclosures, and public registries. All data is publicly verifiable.
Companies with ownership chains
Brand-to-company mappings
Local alternatives listed
Public actions documented
A.Billi is built so that individual data never leaves your device. Community-level data uses minimum contributor thresholds and aggregate-only outputs.
Receipt scanning and spending analysis happen locally. Images never leave your phone.
No account required. Anonymous authentication with no email or name needed.
Community data is anonymous counts and demand signals. No individual activity is ever surfaced.
Community signals require a minimum number of contributors before becoming visible. No individual can be identified.
Are you a local business, cooperative, or independent producer? A.Billi surfaces local alternatives alongside corporate ownership records. Get your business visible to people who are actively looking for what you offer.
A.Billi aggregates and presents data from public sources. All ownership records are traceable to their original filings.
Provincial, state, and national corporate registries provide the legal ownership structure.
SEC filings, annual reports, and regulatory disclosures identify institutional and major shareholders.
Lobbying registries, environmental filings, and regulatory actions are documented from government sources.
Local alternative listings are contributed by community members and verified through public business records.
A.Billi is in beta. We're building a transparency layer that presents public corporate ownership records to the communities they affect — and gives those communities tools to coordinate around what they learn.