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We turn public data into decisions you can defend.

Oahe Data builds evidence packages, visualization platforms, and AI-ready data systems that help decision makers see what is happening, explain why it matters, and act with confidence.

How Can We Help?
Disparity Explorer: a map of diabetes rates by census tract across the Tampa Bay area of Florida, colored from lower (blue) to higher (red), beside a chart of the rate from 2018 to 2023 against Florida and the United States
Community Health Assessment · Disparity Explorer: diabetes by census tract across the Tampa Bay area, with its trend against Florida and the nation.
  • Source-linked
  • County / Tribal / Regional views
  • Exportable brief
  • Audit trail
  • Updated datasets
  • No black-box scoring

Every layer links back to source.

WHO WE SERVE

HOW WE HELP

Grant & Decision Support

Build stronger proposals, needs assessments and evidence packages with data-driven insights and compelling narratives.

Deadlines are short. Evidence has to be right.

A strong application or board decision needs current numbers on poverty, health, housing, education, and jobs, cited to a source and comparable to state and national benchmarks. Collecting and reconciling those figures across agencies can take weeks, and one unsupported number can weaken the whole case.

  • Scattered sources
  • Numbers that do not line up
  • Not enough time

Public Data Intelligence

Understand places through data: health, economy, workforce, infrastructure, climate, agriculture, and more.

Public data is everywhere. Using it well is the hard part.

Analysts studying conditions in Indian Country run into the same wall again and again. The data exists, but it is scattered across agencies, published in formats that do not match tribal boundaries, and hard to interpret without specialist skills.

The same difficulty reaches far beyond Indian Country. Any organization trying to understand a place runs into the same three problems: finding the right data in the first place, keeping it current and well managed once found, and hardest of all, connecting figures that live in separate domains, such as health, economic, and environmental data, so they can be compared side by side.

  • Census data needs heavy preparation
  • Health data does not follow tribal lines
  • Estimates need GIS expertise

Sovereign AI & Data Infrastructure

Get AI-ready datasets, secure tooling and retrieval systems designed for privacy, control, and long-term data stewardship.

Sovereignty is easy to promise and hard to deliver.

Most AI tools work by sending your questions and data to someone else's servers. For Tribal Nations and other organizations that hold sensitive community information, that is a hard trade. It can also fail in practice when connectivity is limited or unreliable.

  • Data leaves your walls
  • Queries are logged elsewhere
  • It only works when the network does

OAHE DATA REFINERY

BEFORE

Scattered data

Public data spread across dozens of sources, formats, and years. Hard to find, harder to compare, and nothing you can hand to a funder or a board.

OAHEData RefinerySTRUCTUREStructureOne fact per row,every row built the sameALIGNAlignSame places, years,and definitionsCITECiteEvery value tracedto its sourcePLACEDATA METRICTIMEVALUESOURCEOne factper row
  1. Structure One fact per row, every row built the same.
  2. Align Same places, years, and definitions.
  3. Cite Every value traced to its source.

Many formats in. One connected data model out.

One fact per row. Every row built the same. Over a billion rows that can now compare with each other. Underneath is a semantic layer: shared definitions, so every person and every AI reads the data the same way.

AFTER

REAL DATA

One place. Four metrics from four domains. Each from its latest release, each traced to its source.

Values from Oahe Data's connected data model, each checked against the publisher's own data service.
PlaceData metricTimeValue
Minnehaha County, SDHealthAdults with diagnosed diabetes202310.6%95% CI 9.2 to 12.2
Source: CDC PLACES, 2025 release (BRFSS 2023), crude prevalencedata.cdc.gov
Minnehaha County, SDEconomyUnemployment rate2020 to 20242.5%± 0.4
Source: Census ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2020 to 2024, table DP03data.census.gov
Minnehaha County, SDHousingRenters paying 30% or more of income on rent2020 to 202441.2%
Source: Census ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2020 to 2024, table DP04 (30.0 to 34.9% plus 35% or more)data.census.gov
Minnehaha County, SDConnectivityHouseholds with a broadband internet subscription2020 to 202492.6%± 0.6
Source: Census ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2020 to 2024, table DP02data.census.gov

Health, economy, housing, and connectivity for the same place, side by side, with every number linked to its source.

Let the data tell the story. We transfer the capability so our clients can keep surfacing what the data says and steer their own decisions from it.

OUR OFFERINGS

Grant Intelligence Engine

Upload a funding notice, pick your geography, and get cited data tables, a draft narrative, and a brief. You stay the author.

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Wowasi Venture Studio

Describe your venture and get a full, sourced documentation set, drafted for your review before it goes to a lender or a board.

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Community Health Assessment

An analytical platform for community health assessment: a benchmarked health profile, a tract-level disparity view, and a transparent ranking of candidate needs, all from public data.

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Veritas Maps(sister standalone)

Interactive maps and dashboards that turn vast, complex data into clear visual insight for decisions across industries and topics.

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Sovereign AI & Infrastructure

Oahe's data intelligence platform, models, and analytical tools running on your own equipment, so no data leaves your location.

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AIAN AI Data Intelligence

The AIAN AI Bundle: 1,238 federal indicators for 1,215 geographies, including AIAN homelands, built so AI agents and analysts get the same right answers.

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About Oahe Data

Oahe Data is majority Native owned. We work with Tribal Nations and with any organization that needs to turn public data into decisions it can defend.

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