Iran Collapse publishes a live composite index of pressure on the Iranian state, built entirely from public sources and updated every ten minutes.
It exists because the alternative is reading twelve different things and guessing. Aggregating them into one series makes the shape of a situation visible over weeks rather than headlines.
No government affiliation, no funding from any state, no advertising, and no tracking scripts. The site carries no cookies for ordinary visitors.
The weights, the sources and the smoothing rule are all published. When a source fails, the site says so on the page rather than quietly substituting a guess. When a weaker fallback source is drawing the map, the map says which one and labels it in amber.