Life Cycle Assessment platform
Every product has a second price.
Economics. calculates the full environmental cost behind anything made, bought, or sold. Carbon, water, energy and land, followed through the whole supply chain, with an accuracy grade on every figure.
How it works
One calculation engine for the real cost of everything.
Every product is a network of activities. Every activity has a real environmental cost. Economics. follows that network until it touches nature, and serves the same calculation to shoppers, makers, and LCA professionals.
Everything as an activity
Model any product as the web of processes that make it. One graph, one shared engine.
Costed across four spheres
Carbon, water, energy and land, measured through the whole chain rather than quietly dropped.
Accuracy you can see
Every figure carries a grade, so low-confidence data shows as low accuracy. Never a silent zero.
The platform
See the real cost, all the way down.
Compare
Every method. Every horizon. Every revision.
A single activity, characterised under every method that matters at once, and diffed against its own history so you can see what changed and why.
See the feature →Reuse
Reuse what others have already modelled.
Public activities are searchable and readable by every signed-in user. A growing library of processes and supply chains you drop straight into your own model instead of rebuilding them.
See the feature →Report
Turn the graph into a lifecycle report.
Sort activities into groups — production, use, end of life, or any axis you define — and read the impact broken down the way you need to report it.
See the feature →Govern
Decide who sees and changes what.
Fine-grained access control at both the organisation and the individual activity, so data is shared exactly as wide as you want, and no wider.
See the feature →The framework
Built on EaaA. Open, and in the open.
Everything as an Activity is an attributional LCA framework that re-expresses the four ISO 14040 phases one to one. It is validated by reproducing published datasets, then published for independent review.
- Activity
- A process, industrial or natural. Where environmental burden lives.
- Flow
- A directed edge: an input or output of a resource, at a value, in a unit.
- Sphere
- Where a flow ends: geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, or the technosphere between activities.
- Resource
- The what of a flow: CO₂, electricity, wheat, money. A label for matching, never the end of a chain.
- Accuracy
- Source, geography and temporal scores, rolled into a grade from A to F that propagates up the chain.
Start free
Cost your first supply chain today.
Sign-up is open. Explore the full public dataset, expand any supply chain to the base, and bring your own licences. Paid tiers add collaboration, publishing, and private organisations.
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