Datastory
Publish interactive charts from your data or from OECD, WHO and World Bank sets
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Journalists, researchers and novelists get Kumu-style network maps with sourced, dated ties and centrality metrics, free and with nothing to install.
Netgraf is a browser canvas for mapping people and the ties between them. Each tie can be labelled family, business, social or conflict, and can carry dates, a source link and a confidence level. A timeline replays how the network changed. It finds the shortest path between two people and measures centrality and communities. Data imports from CSV, TSV, JSON, GraphML or GEXF, or an AI beta drafts a map from a description. Maps export to GraphML, CSV, JSON or PNG, and can be embedded. Editing happens through a private link, so keep that link safe. Free, from Isik & Co.
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