We turn the UK public record into structured data — published where it serves the public, licensed where it serves a business.
We build and operate public-facing reference sites over records we collect and structure ourselves. Those sites are free to use and funded by advertising. The same structured data, with its provenance, is licensed to businesses under written terms.
Company status
Data Torturing Solutions is a UK business in formation. Incorporation as Data Torturing Solutions Ltd is targeted for December 2026; until that company exists there is no company number and no registered office.
The sites described here are operated by as a sole trader. She is the data controller for them, and she is the person you are dealing with today. On this site, “we” means trading as Data Torturing Solutions.
Full particulars, including what will be filed at Companies House and when, are on Company information. Position stated as at 5 August 2026.
Where to go next
Licensing data
For organisations evaluating a dataset or an API. What we license, how it is sourced, what a licence includes, and what we will not supply.
A record about you
If a record about you appears on one of our sites, this is how to ask for it to be corrected, updated or removed — and what to do if you cannot find the route on the site itself.
Journalists, lawyers and regulators
How records are sourced, labelled and corrected, what we will not publish, and who to write to.
Projects
Visit the public reference sites operated under our trading names.
What we do
The public-facing side is a set of reference sites built over official records. Each has its own name, its own identity and its own relationship with its readers. They are free to use and funded by advertising.
The commercial side is the same underlying data — structured, documented and attributed to its official source — licensed to businesses under written terms. The separation between the two sides is deliberate, and the reason is set out on Company information.
How we publish
- Every record attributes or links its official source.
- The source snapshot behind each record is preserved, so any record can be checked against what the source said when it was taken.
- No commentary implying guilt beyond what the record itself states.
- No synthetic records, ever.
Our full publishing standards, and the route to correct or remove a record, are set out in How we publish.
as a sole trader. She is the data controller for them, and she is the person you are dealing with today. On this site, “we” means