EcoPrism

Who's on my grid turns one US address into a checked brief: which data centers are on your local grid, what is being built near you, what your electric bill did, whether a large-load tariff shields households, and what was said at the last county hearing. Enter a ZIP code instead and it models a what-if: a hypothetical campus in your town, with its electricity, water, land and bill range. Data centers are one of the fastest-growing loads on the US grid, and residents usually find out about one at a meeting they missed or on a bill a year later. The facts are public but scattered across PeeringDB, OpenStreetMap, EIA filings, utility tariffs, aerial imagery and hours of county video. Every claim in the brief cites a public page with a verbatim quote, and a second model checks it. Each section says whether it is from the data, written by AI and checked, our estimate, or not public. The brief never claims a data center caused a bill change. It is live at https://mygrid.ai; the 30 test addresses open without sign-in.