What we looked for—and could not responsibly claim.

The GeoJSON event-list endpoint returned 203 current worldwide records and a full schema, but the attempted country-filtered searches returned either no content or broad substring matches unrelated to Georgia. No current Georgia event was present in the returned global feature set.

Both the current v2 nearby-photo query and legacy unauthenticated nearby-photo endpoint returned empty results. Additional 20 km searches around central Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi also returned zero photos.

Mapillary's Graph API and official demo require an access token before bbox image metadata or detections can be queried. No user-provided token was available, so public-map appearance was not converted into an asserted machine-readable local inventory.

The Tbilisi point API returned daily temperature, corrected precipitation, humidity, wind, solar irradiance and evapotranspiration-energy values, plus units and source metadata. Recent days contained the documented -999 fill value. Its broad weather/agroclimate role overlaps the included Open-Meteo history record and was outside the prioritized ten-source set.

A Tbilisi query returned current and hourly PM10, PM2.5, CO, NO2, SO2, ozone, aerosol optical depth, dust, UV index and European AQI. The local civic/environment batch already contains official Georgian station observations, which are preferable for measured local conditions; the Open-Meteo response is modeled CAMS forecast data.

The documented bbox endpoint was requested anonymously three times, including with an identifying User-Agent, and returned HTTP 503 each time. Current OpenSky terms limit ordinary authorization to non-profit research/education and require a written license for any operational REST API use, even by a non-profit; commercial entities also require written permission.

The historical idea.tbilisi.gov.ge host did not resolve. The current operational surface is the nationwide idea.municipal.gov.ge client, catalogued separately with a strict personal-data boundary.

The Parliament web client references JSON routes for voting sessions and deputies, but repeated final validation returned HTTP 500. Official rendered/indexed pages are catalogued as Page-verified; the JSON backend should not be treated as dependable until revalidated.

No public structured feed was validated for 311-style requests, complaint status, SLA, closure outcome, or district workload. Public submission/contact channels and map layers do not establish an open request dataset.

Current legal and official-search evidence confirms that Georgia maintains a pharmaceutical reference-price catalogue, but a reusable current catalogue file or record endpoint was not independently retrieved. The ministry surface returned an access challenge to command-line validation.

No official public source was validated for branch-level current medicine inventory, stock counts, restock times, or reservation availability. The official pharmacy register identifies facilities and authorization status only; commercial pharmacy storefronts are not a public civic feed.

Official sources provide parking locations, zone codes and static capacity-style information, but no sensor occupancy, entrance/exit counts, available-space counts, active-session totals or enforcement state was validated. Wording such as 'free lots' in the customer application concerns eligibility and must not be treated as live empty-space availability.

The official board is live and visibly contains scheduled, estimated and actual times, gate, check-in/carousel and status, but its disclaimer says flight information may not be used or published without prior written consent of TAV Urban Georgia LLC. A machine endpoint was deliberately not reverse-engineered after this restriction was verified.

The current MobilityData GBFS systems registry was checked in full and contained no Tbilisi or Georgia system. Bolt's public Tbilisi city page did not expose a local scooter or bike GBFS endpoint. Public Bolt GBFS feeds in other jurisdictions do not establish the existence or reuse rights of a Tbilisi feed.

The public municipal map visibly exposes Transportation, Temporary traffic scheme, Rehabilitation of streets, Infrastructure and zonal/private parking-related layers. Shipped JavaScript names api.municipal.gov.ge and client paths for roads maintenance and parking, but required request bodies and context were not recoverable from the generated client alone. Direct unauthenticated and Swagger/OpenAPI guesses returned 404.

No official structured current incident list, 511-style feed, public traffic-camera stream, loop-detector speeds or floating-car speed API was validated. Commercial map products display traffic but require commercial terms, credentials, partnership or UI-only use. The municipal map exposes traffic-related layer names, but not a resolved record API.

No genuinely public taxi GPS, driver-supply, pickup/drop-off, aggregated origin-destination, fare-estimate or wait-time feed was found. Bolt publicly lists Tbilisi service categories, while operational vehicle and trip information remains app/session/commercial data.

Public municipal planning/map surfaces exist, but no stable reusable record feed was validated for submitted permits, review stage, decision, conditions, applicant, parcel, or appeal status. Map/catalog visibility is insufficient for a record-level schema.

The eAuction client references a live bidding service, but direct read attempts without a valid auction session returned HTTP 400 and a system-error message. Public lot pages remain usable; the session-bound bidding protocol is not a public API.

No public live incident map or record feed was found. Official pages publish educational material, news, and historical/event-specific aggregate statistics, while caller and dispatch records are sensitive operational data.

The official election-results host returned Cloudflare HTTP 403 to the current automated request, and no documented reusable current JSON or CSV endpoint was validated.

Official court and Tbilisi appellate/city-court pages publish monthly, quarterly and annual statistics, usually as human-facing pages or attachments. No consistent machine-readable endpoint and field schema covering courts and periods was validated.

The public notification UI visibly has case number, date, court, notification type, recipient, parties and period, but the records can identify litigants and are published for legal notice rather than bulk reuse. No bulk collection was attempted.

The official portal visibly lists healthcare-program administration, facility licensing, immunization stock, referrals, Tbilisi municipal modules and social-program modules, but the record-level operational systems require authenticated roles. No public facility-capacity, waiting-time, bed, stock, case or beneficiary API was validated.

The official Schools Portal JavaScript references an ArcGIS school map, but a direct public ArcGIS REST request returned 499 Token Required. The validated EMIS school profile JSON contains address but no latitude/longitude.

Official table metadata GET requests returned full dimensions, but repeated valid-looking PXWeb POST queries to the same .px URLs returned IIS HTTP 404. No statistical value row was machine-retrieved in the current session.

The official page says the Statistical Business Register is updated monthly and exposes many filters, but the HTTPS certificate had a hostname mismatch and the response leaked extensive PHP notices. No clean JSON/CSV contract or explicit reuse terms were validated.

The Ministry publishes current and historical registered-crime statistics as detailed PDFs, but no structured JSON/CSV API was validated. Geostat has annual crime categories but not the full row-level detail of the MIA publications.

The official English registry search page supports company ID/name/legal-form searches and exposes registration applications/documents, but no documented bulk or stable records API was found in the current check. Documents can contain personal data.

No official structured registry was validated for wheelchair access, lifts, curb cuts, tactile paving, accessible toilets, step-free routing or temporary accessibility failures. NSDI loc_label describes physical location class, not accessibility.

No public structured endpoint was validated for current application queues, benefit payments, beneficiary-level records, service-center load, appointments or case status. Geostat exposes annual municipal pension and subsistence-allowance aggregates, which are a different and safer data class.

No public source was validated for current shelter beds, queue length, appointment availability, referrals, intake eligibility, or case status. Public program descriptions and internal eHealth/social modules do not make beneficiary operations public.

A third-party UI for user-submitted electricity, water, gas, and internet outage reports. Its client code exposed an apparent Supabase reports shape, but the referenced backend host failed DNS resolution and no current record was retrieved.

No public official machine-readable gas-interruption list, map, or API was found. The official site returned CloudFront 403 to command-line validation, and the customer portal is authenticated/private.

No official public citywide outage/status feed was found for Magti or Silknet. Account self-service pages are private, and the communications regulator's user speed-test service is not an outage feed.

Tbilservice's official site publishes service descriptions and news, but no public feed was found for collection routes, vehicle positions, bin fullness, missed collections, or operational status. External case-study reporting says some sensor data exists internally, not publicly.