Public data handed over as toys instead of reports: charts with the one explaining label blacked out, a hundred million children’s drawings searchable by subject, a life dealt at random from everyone who ever lived, every charted lighthouse flashing at its real rhythm. The numbers were always public; now you get to touch them.
Pick a door, then wander a crowd of 1,500 people and what each believes about an afterlife
→ pudding.cool
96,459 licensed dogs, mapped across 197 neighborhoods
→ everydog.nyc
Millions of arXiv papers rendered as one pannable, zoomable map
→ tomesphere.com
What an average Tuesday at 8 am looks like on the 101
→ benkrasnow.github.io
Who taught the people who taught you?
→ academicancestry.org
Every charted light on a night globe, flashing on its real cycle
→ mapped.earth
Pick the real NBA streak out of the coin flips
→ hothand.study
Fly anywhere in the universe, on catalogue data that says where it stops
→ farseer.space
Drag the year and watch the fleet stop growing, twice
→ reactoratlas.com
Every day, five real charts arrive with the title redacted, and you work out what you're looking at
→ mysterychart.net
A hundred million children's drawings, searchable, charting twenty years of what kids cared about
→ walzr.com
Draw one life at random from the hundred billion people who have ever lived
→ anyhumanever.com
Mercator and Equal Earth side by side, panning together, with countries you can drag between them
→ newworldsize.com
143 strange things human bodies can (sometimes) do, sorted by region, with the odds
→ vester.si