Brussels Governance MonitorTransparency
Brussels Governance Monitor is an independent citizen tool that structures, traces and verifies Brussels public information. This page explains how we ensure the reliability of our content — and how you can hold us accountable.
Editorial charter
No politician names, sourced confidence levels, institutional tone. Every fact is verified and attributed.
Read →AI and editorial responsibility
BGM is produced by one person and uses artificial intelligence to watch sources, prepare translations and draft the initial formatting. Editorial decisions, the reading of official documents and final verification remain human and named.
Read →Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 Level AA conformance. Dark mode, high contrast, text-to-speech, keyboard navigation, screen readers.
Read →Visitor protection
BGM does not collect any personal data during your visit. These are the concrete choices we have made to protect your security.
- No advertising trackers, no third-party cookies, no data resale.
- Anonymous traffic analysis via Umami, self-hosted on our own server in Germany: no IP addresses retained, no fingerprinting, no cookies.
- Every external script is locked by cryptographic fingerprint: only code we have verified can run on your device.
- Mandatory encrypted connection (HTTPS) with strict security headers.
- Hosting in Germany (Nuremberg, Hetzner), traffic delivered through Cloudflare's European points of presence. Browsing data is never sold or passed on for advertising purposes.
Who is behind BGM
The Brussels Governance Monitor is a project created by Zoltán Jánosi, a communication strategist based in Brussels. The site is hosted by Advice That SRL. It is not affiliated with any political party, media outlet or interest group.
Learn more →Funding
This project is developed and maintained by Advice That SRL (Brussels). It is currently self-funded. No advertiser, political party, or public institution contributes to the funding of this website. The project is open to public or philanthropic funding compatible with its editorial independence. Contact us if you wish to support this initiative.
Daily games
Two daily games complement the monitoring: Le Stuut du jour (one word, six tries) and Amai ! (five numbers to place). They follow the same rules as the rest of the site: no account, no cookies, no personal data collected. Your progress stays in your browser and traffic statistics go through our self-hosted Umami.
Correction policy
Any reported factual error is corrected within 48 hours and documented in the changelog. Read →
Report an error or contact us
Use the feedback form on each card to report an inaccuracy, suggest a source or ask a question. Each valid report receives a documented response. For accessibility questions or general enquiries: