TWOCLICKS manufactures climate intelligence assets, not dashboards. Each report is a timestamped, citable deliverable pulling from EPA, EIA, NOAA, NASA, and USGS data. Sustainability consultants bill clients for grid carbon assets. Insurance analysts cite drought-temperature assets in risk models. ESG teams attach generation mix assets to compliance filings. What took days of manual compilation now generates in seconds with full data provenance and PDF export.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

I built TWOCLICKS because I kept watching climate decisions get made on gut feeling instead of data. The problem wasn't that government climate data doesn't exist - NASA, NOAA, EPA, and USGS publish everything. The problem was that pulling a simple answer like "Is this grid region getting cleaner or dirtier?" required opening 5 different federal portals, downloading CSVs, reconciling timestamps, and stitching it together manually. So I automated it. TWOCLICKS runs on GitHub Actions workflows that pull from those sources daily and generate intelligence assets on demand. The shift happened when I realized people weren't asking for a dashboard - they were asking for deliverables they could attach to client decks, risk models, and compliance filings. They needed assets, not screens. Every TWOCLICKS output is timestamped, exportable, and backed by federal data provenance. It's what Bloomberg Terminal would look like if it focused on climate instead of finance. Would love feedback from anyone working in climate risk, ESG reporting, or sustainability consulting.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

TWOCLICKS.ai

Climate intelligence assets for business decisions

Climate intelligence assets for business decisions