Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
Guani turns Cuban market ads into provincial price data
A free, open site tracks what sellers ask for everyday products in Cuba, with prices organized by province and links to the ads behind them.
- For
- People buying, selling, or studying prices in Cuba
- Worth noticing
- Its current 30-day snapshot covers five products in two provinces, and prices are normalized across units before comparison.
Field notes
The homepage lays out a four-step flow: collect existing sales posts, extract and normalize their details, filter doubtful entries, then publish a range, median, and ad count. It says unclear cases go to a person while clearer system-accepted entries receive a later human audit. The current 30-day snapshot is limited to five products and two provinces; the site also links to CSV data and describes an exchange-rate source for converting foreign-currency listings.
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