Standards

About

Standards is a browser and export tool for the world's reference standards — ISO 3166 countries, ISO 4217 currencies, ISO 639 languages and IANA timezones. Every view renders what your JavaScript runtime's Intl data believes side by side with the standard's authoritative source, so divergences between the two are visible rather than silent. Filtered slices export as CSV or JSON, and a read-only JSON API serves the same data to your own tools.

Data freshness

These are the exact versions behind the data you are looking at right now, read from the running server.

Runtime

Versions of the JavaScript runtime and the Intl data baked into it.

Node
24.15.0

Node.js runtime version, which determines the Intl data.

ICU
78.2

International Components for Unicode bundled with this Node build.

Version of the Unicode standard the runtime implements.

Reference data

Versions of the official and curated sources the runtime is compared against.

Timezone database release compiled into the Node.js runtime.

CLDR
48.0

Unicode CLDR release backing the localized names.

Built
2026-08-05

Server module initialized at 2026-08-05T08:26:42.245Z.

Data sources & attribution

This project reproduces identifiers and factual data — codes, names, offsets, memberships — and not the text, tables or layout of any published standard. No paywalled standards document was copied, scraped or redistributed.

SourceUsed forTerms
Unicode CLDR / ICUCountry, language, currency and timezone display names; localized name variants, read at runtime through the JavaScript Intl API.Unicode License v3 — © 1991–present Unicode, Inc.
IANA Time Zone DatabaseTimezone identifiers, UTC offsets, DST rules and country mappings.Public domain
IANA Language Subtag RegistryBCP 47 language subtags and variants.Public domain (IETF / BCP 47)
UN Statistics Division — M49Regional and subregional groupings, numeric country codes, UN membership.Freely available for reference use
SIX Group (ISO 4217 registrar)Currency codes, numeric codes, minor units, and the List One / List Three split.Published freely by the ISO 4217 maintenance agency
Wikipedia and other public referencesSupplementary curated tables — IOC, FIFA, vehicle, aircraft and calling codes, ccTLDs, local short names, ISO 3166-2 subdivision names.CC BY-SA 4.0 where applicable
ISO Online Browsing PlatformCross-checking ISO 3166, 3166-2, 4217 and 639 code assignments against their registry entries.Codes consulted as facts; ISO's standards documents are not reproduced here

Not affiliated

This is an independent, non-commercial open-source project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ISO (International Organization for Standardization), IANA, the IETF, the ITU, the United Nations, SIX Group, or the Unicode Consortium. "ISO" and the ISO standard designations are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here descriptively only, to identify which standard a dataset corresponds to.

Accuracy

Reference data is provided as-is, with no warranty of accuracy or fitness for any purpose, and is not an authoritative substitute for the official publications. Standards change and curated tables can go stale. For anything legally or operationally binding, consult the issuing authority directly. Corrections are welcome — open an issue.

Open source

The application source code is released under the MIT License. Built with TanStack Start, TanStack Table, React 19 and Tailwind CSS.