Data status
How current everything on this site is, and what is producing it. Atlas rebuilds on a schedule from free sources; when something stops, this page says so before a reader has to guess.
Freshness
the last successful run of each task
Last heavy refresh
Oct 29, 2026 4:14 AM ET
1.2 hours ago
Last market poll
Oct 29, 2026 4:14 AM ET
1.2 hours ago
Board published
Oct 29, 2026 5:24 AM ET
0 minutes ago
Social assets
Oct 29, 2026 4:14 AM ET
1.2 hours ago
Providers
where the information comes from
Market provider
espn
last run ok, 174 quotes
Books quoting
1
a known limitation — market depth carries no information until a second provider is added
Team metadata
ESPN scoreboard
venue, broadcast, records, ranks and crests, cached 6 hours
Warehouse
point-in-time, nine seasons
opponent-adjusted efficiency, ratings, talent and context
Tracker
opinions published, and how many have been scored
Signals recorded
556
opinions published before kickoff
Signals graded
452
games played and scored against the entry line
Awaiting a result
104
graded once the game is complete
Line observations
7,663
appended only when a number changes
Atlas numbers live
1,210
one per scheduled game and market
Health checks
the same checks the operator's alert runs on
poll
ok
1.2h ago, limit 2h — captured during the heavy refresh
heavy refresh
ok
1.2h ago, limit 24h — warehouse in 28s; nfl-ingest in 4s; nfl-warehouse in 20s; nhl-ingest in 6s; nhl-warehouse in 15s; nba-ingest in 1s; nba-warehouse in 2s; model in 166s; market in 16s; availability in 2s; polymarket in 128s; other-models in 3s; site in 10s
board
ok
0.0h ago, limit 3h — 59 cards, 15 NFL cards, 59 NHL cards, 114 teams, 28 NFL teams
social assets
ok
1.2h ago, limit 48h — 12 files
poll provider
ok
0 of the last 3 runs failed
heavy provider
ok
0 of the last 3 runs failed
mode
ok
ordinary schedule, polling every 60 minutes
What the timestamps mean. Every stamp on this site is the time of the
last successful refresh of that thing, in Eastern — never the time a
page was built and never your browser's clock. A rebuild that ran against a
failed market poll shows the market's older time, because that is when the
numbers a reader is looking at were last true.