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They knew on Monday. You found out when the inspector arrived.
While you were worrying about paperwork, 41 facilities in San Francisco County were inspected last week.
ReadyRule subscribers knew the state was focusing on Mandated Reporter Training (1596.8662). They were ready.
Why Monday Morning?
Our data shows that inspection activity spikes on Tuesdays (see the "Pattern You Need to Know" section in your report). We send Naptime Intel on Monday mornings so you can organize your files before the highest-risk window opens.
Built from state records. We monitor the CDSS transparency database daily.
Region specific. Citations in San Francisco aren't the same as citations in LA. We know the difference.
Zero fluff. No generic advice. Just real stories and data.
📊 THE NUMBERS NOBODY TALKS ABOUT
Every week, California inspectors visit ~640 facilities statewide.
The patterns are public. The data is available.
But accessing it? Nearly impossible for busy providers.
Until now.
We read the messy state data so you don't have to.
We Monitor:
Our system scans California citation logs every 24 hours.
We Filter:
We sort data by your County and Facility Type (Center vs. Family).
We Translate:
We turn complex legalese into "Most Common Violation" checklists you can actually use.
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What early subscribers tell us
We launched in 2025. We don't have years of testimonials yet. But here's what our data shows:
4.2 minutes
avg read time
62%
open rate (industry: 21%)
"I forward this to my staff every week"
common feedback
We'd rather show you real metrics than polished testimonials. Try it free and decide for yourself.
Why subscribers stick around
5 minutes on Monday beats hours of last-minute scrambling
Real stories from real facilities in your county
No fluff: just data you can act on
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Naptime Intel (Free)
Best for: Keeping a pulse on local enforcement trends.
- •County Snapshot: Total visits and citation rates in your area.
- •Weekly Lesson: A real story of a citation (or near miss) in your county.
- •Violation Deep Dive: The specific code inspectors are citing now.
- •Price: $0 / forever
Naptime Intel Pro (Paid)
Best for: Owners who want to see citations coming before inspectors do.
- •Your Facility Dashboard: See your exact "Days Overdue" and percentile risk.
- •"Hot Zone" Alerts: Know if facilities in your immediate cluster are being hit.
- •Cluster Risk: See how many overdue facilities are within a 3-mile radius.
- •Price: $9.99/mo
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YOUR FACILITY INTEL
License #XXXXXXXXX - Family Child Care
- 594 days since last visit
- 2,034 similar facilities in data (your percentile: 45th)
- Track record: 0 violations in 36 months
Common Questions
Q: Can't I just Google this info?
Good luck. California's public database contains 500+ violation codes across 58 counties. It takes hours to find patterns relevant to your county. Naptime Intel does it for you in 5 minutes, every Monday.
Q: Is this public information?
Yes. We use public CDSS records, cleaned and organized so they're actually useful. Same data, just readable.
Q: Will this scare my staff?
The opposite. The "Pattern You Need to Know" section tells them exactly which days are high-risk for inspections. Knowledge reduces anxiety—surprises create it.
Q: What if my county has low inspection activity?
We cover all 42 counties with licensed childcare facilities. If your county has low activity, we'll tell you that too—it's useful to know you're in a quiet zone.
Q: How is this different from the CDSS website?
The CDSS website is a database. We're a translation layer. We take raw data and turn it into "here's what you need to check this week." Big difference.