The quietest place on Earth, live, recorded city sounds, every shadow at a given hour, New York’s film locations, five centuries of cartography. Not one is for finding your way.
183 self-builds from the TV series, pinned and linked to their episodes
→ brendanburr.com
74,000 artists laid out as a galaxy, joined by real playlists
→ music-atlas.app
Creation myths of the world's civilizations, plotted on one map
→ originmap.sunnyguha.com
A map that draws a line from where each artifact was taken to where it sits now
→ exsitu.app
Curated map of free curb gardens, little libraries, and front-yard galleries
→ sidewalkjoy.com
Interactive genealogy of metal subgenres with curated playlists
→ mapofmetal.com
Pocket-folding guide to Paris catacombs and hidden subterranean spaces
→ herblester.com
140,000 historical maps, free and searchable by what's etched on them
→ davidrumsey.com
A world map where every point plays a real field recording and its remix
→ citiesandmemory.com
A live map of the quietest place on Earth, from seismometer data
→ thequietmap.org
Point your phone at the sky to see the ISS, satellites, and debris in AR
→ nagylukas.github.io
Every 2026 World Cup match rendered as a living data portrait
→ wc26.bogachev.fr
A24's guidebook to the city as a film set
→ wallpaper.com
Which floor of your building can actually see the August 12 eclipse
→ eclipse2026times.com
49 squares, 14,589 different ways, and people found all 12 perfect ones
→ pudding.cool
The city redrawn tile by tile as one pixel painting
→ sf.isopolis.city
