Visualization tools

See how much prices have moved in your city since January 2025.

Trace how English, Hindi, and 400+ other languages all came from one ancestor.

Shows how far you've traveled through space since you were born.

A flight tracker that separates planes by altitude using colors. Strangely satisfying to watch the rush at airports visually.

A quiet, beautiful thing for when you've lost someone.

Visualization of public U.S. data on jobs, education, health, and more.

Gridzzly.com is a simple, user-friendly tool that allows you to create customizable grid paper online. Whether you need graph paper, dotted paper, lined paper, or even custom grids, the site lets you adjust the grid size, line thickness, and style to suit your needs. Once you've created your grid, you can easily print it out directly from the website, making it a handy resource for designers, artists, students, and anyone in need of custom paper layouts.

Live satellite imagery with storm tracking and weather overlays.

3D globe showing real-time wind, temperature, and ocean currents.

Audio Test Kitchen is a useful tool for anyone looking to buy a professional microphone for their audio setup. This website allows you to compare the sound of 300+ microphones live. You can switch between different microphones and hear a reference track change live along with a frequency response chart for all the microphones. This is a great tool to figure out what microphone will work for you and how they sound with different instruments and song styles. It does require a free account to...

Visualization software for abstract algebra. Explore symmetry groups, Cayley diagrams, and multiplication tables interactively. A mathematician's playground.

Data visualizations and infographics about business and markets.

Garrett Lisi's interactive visualization of matter's intrinsic degrees of freedom. Spin beautiful geometric structures that represent fundamental physics.

Infographics and data visualizations on global issues and trends.

Desmos.com's calculator is a great tool for anyone in high school or university who is studying any subjects related to maths. The online graphing webpage will take any function you give it and display a clean graph. You can zoom in and out of the graph as much as you want and there is a helpful mathematical keyboard at the bottom of the screen to input more complex function symbols.