Lagos Life publishes its entire economy policy at an official endpoint on lagoslife.app. Our cron snapshots it every day and commits the series to this page’s data files — the page renders those committed files and never calls the game API at build or runtime, so a dead endpoint cannot blank it. The numbers are the studio’s; the interpretation of raw parameters is ours.

Every few days, unannounced — the game ships no changelog. Since we started watching, the tracker has pinned bulletins for a full tax rewrite (three progressive bands introduced, then each collapsed to the same 7% rate), softer EFCC enforcement thresholds, and VIP tier moves. The notice board at the top lists every change the cron has caught, newest first.

The no-change, no-chart rule: a trend line renders only for parameters observed at two or more different values since monitoring began. Anything that has never moved appears only in the full reference tables — a perfectly flat line would just be noise.

Known game quirk: the feed’s version and effective stamps can sit still while the content moves. The tracker diffs the actual policy content on every cron run, not just the timestamps, so a rebalance still gets pinned here even when the studio reuses an old effective date.