Pulsar takes the longest, deepest look at the air regulations that govern oil & gas — then turns what it finds into a steady signal you can navigate by: what applies to you, what it requires, and when it’s due.
Why PulsarLaunch PulsarIn 1995 the Hubble telescope was pointed at a patch of sky the size of a grain of sand held at arm’s length — a patch chosen because it looked empty — and the shutter was held open for ten days. The image that came back held three thousand galaxies.
That is our method with the Code of Federal Regulations. Point at the text everyone else skims. Stay on it longer than anyone thinks reasonable. Resolve the structure that was there all along — every applicability date, every exemption ladder, every table footnote — and hold it, indexed and searchable, down to the paragraph.
A pulsar is a lighthouse built of starlight: it sweeps a beam past the Earth with such regularity that navigators can set clocks — and plot courses — by it. The first one found ticked every 1.337 seconds and never missed.
Compliance runs on the same physics. Reports recur. Surveys come around. Deadlines sweep past whether you are watching or not. Pulsar turns the regulatory calendar into a navigational beacon: every obligation at every facility, on one dashboard, rising into view before it is on top of you.
Stop guessing which subparts reach your equipment. Answer the applicability question with the rule’s own decision tree — dates, thresholds, exemptions — and hand the reviewer a determination that cites its way down to the paragraph.
§60.4230(a)(4) · §63.6590(c)Interpretation ends where the primary text begins. Hold Title 40 itself — searchable, annotated in your own hand, your working snapshot compared word-for-word against today’s live edition.
40 CFR 50–99 · full textAn emissions total you can’t reproduce is a liability. Every potential-to-emit figure shows its governing equation, its inputs, and its method — on a page that prints exactly as the agency will see it.
AP-42 · TCEQ RG-109Know what reaches the fence line before the agency asks. Dispersion screening against the national standards, receptor by receptor, with exhibit maps ready for the application package.
SCREEN3 · NAAQSThe paperwork assembles itself from work you already did — specs, emissions, legal descriptions flow straight into state forms. Weeks of consultant time, compressed to a review pass.
OK 100-223 · TX PI-7 (next)The beacon itself. Every obligation across every facility — LDAR surveys, annual reports, recordkeeping — swept into one calendar that shows you overdue, due soon, and on the horizon.
§60.5420b(b) · §60.5422bA steady signal through the regulatory dark. Pulsar runs in your browser.
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