January turned out to be a busy month. Some tasks were successfully completed, while others were postponed to February. The main focus was on scaling and increasing data processing volumes.

✅ Achievements in January

• Monthly Battleboard Table — a new way to track adapter progress. The January table is already available.
• Performance and Overall Project Progress Page — implemented real-time display of current results.
• HBTracker Functionality Page — introduced a detailed explanation of the tracking mechanism.
• Purchased and configured new equipment — the first infrastructure expansion was completed, improving service performance.
• Multithreading in HBTracker — optimized the data collection process. A monthly survey of all websites has been implemented, forming a database of reports.
• Resumed parsing Yandex and Google search results — a key step in expanding and categorizing the domain database. The database has grown to 207,000 domains.
• Discovered four new header bidding adapters — (Digital Media Group, AdTech, Redllama, Digital Sail), bringing the total count to 55.

❌ What Didn’t Work Out in January

• Optimize the scanning algorithm to reduce traffic consumption.
• Form a backlog as a convenient planning tool.
• Create a product presentation — postponed but not forgotten.
• Scale LibTracker — remained at the same level.

🚀 Goals for February

• Develop a domain cataloging system — systematizing domains by topics, tags, and audiences.
• Improve the domain page — enhancing the interface and functionality.
• Optimize domain search — improving database interactions.
• Enhance Luminex functionality — working with search results in a unified application.
• Orchestrate website scanning processes — speeding up and deepening automation in data processing.
• Refactor LibTracker
• Develop a product strategy and form a backlog — addressing January's shortcomings.
• Write more blog posts — more content for the content god.

In February, the product will continue to scale, and the domain database will expand. The introduction of thematic domain lists is planned.