24 published templates built on open data from NASA, USGS, WRI, the Smithsonian, Our World in Data and a live orbit feed. Every one is a normal project: open it live, embed it on this page, or copy it into your workspace and take it apart.
Scroll-driven narratives: a sticky map, chapters that fly the camera, filter layers and pulse highlights.
Every M7+ earthquake since 1900 from the USGS catalog: 1,618 events, 108 of them M8 or larger. Ring-of-fire choreography, per-chapter time windows, pulsing highlights on the four M9s (Kamchatka 1952, Valdivia 1960, Alaska 1964, Sumatra 2004, Tōhoku 2011) and a final chapter that extrudes magnitude into 3D columns.
Our World in Data's CO₂ series joined to Natural Earth countries. Per-capita choropleths for 1990, 2000, 2010 and 2022 that crossfade as you scroll, a Gulf close-up where Qatar reaches 38 tonnes per person, and a final 3D chapter extruding total emissions: China 11,712 Mt, the United States 5,055, India 2,831.
Six chapters through the 465 M4+ events of the first thirty days: the two ruptures nine hours apart, the northern Çardak rupture, the 350 km aftershock corridor, the Hatay events of 20 February. Flown cameras, pulsing highlights on the M7+ events, a first-week filter and stat chips.
32,186 located meteorites from NASA's Meteorite Landings catalog. A density heatmap of every find, the difference between a witnessed fall and a find, a numbered tour of the six heaviest irons from Hoba to Willamette, the 1970s to 2000s harvest in the deserts, and the 22,099 stones recovered on Antarctic blue ice.
Linked widgets over a map: KPIs, charts, filters and tables that recompute when you move or click.
USGS past-7-days feed refreshed every 5 minutes. World map with magnitude-scaled circles, KPIs for events, max and average magnitude, events-per-day series, magnitude histogram, network breakdown, magnitude-type filter and a linked table, all recomputed for the map viewport.
Live earthquakes down the Chilean margin on the USGS feed, where the Nazca plate dives beneath South America — home of the largest earthquake ever recorded.
Live earthquakes across the Indonesian archipelago on the USGS feed, along the Sunda megathrust where the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake struck.
Live earthquakes around the Japanese archipelago on the USGS feed, where the Pacific and Philippine Sea plates dive beneath the islands.
Live earthquakes across the Mediterranean on the USGS feed — the Africa–Eurasia collision through Italy, Greece and the Aegean.
Live earthquakes across Türkiye and the Aegean on the USGS catalog — the North and East Anatolian faults, magnitude-scaled and refreshed every five minutes.
Live earthquakes along the US West Coast on the USGS feed — the San Andreas system and the Cascadia subduction zone, catalogued down to small magnitudes.
Every earthquake worldwide from the last seven days on the USGS live feed, refreshed every five minutes — magnitude-scaled, depth-coloured, with a live count, the largest event, and a per-day timeline.
The WRI Global Power Plant Database, 34,936 plants in 167 countries and 5,707 GW of capacity, as a linked dashboard. Map coloured by primary fuel and sized by capacity, KPIs for plants and gigawatts in view, renewable share, a fuel bar that filters everything, country filter, draw-an-area spatial filter, capacity table with fly-to.
Briefings on the same beats: one map state per slide, presenter mode with notes and a laser.
A five-slide spatial briefing on Natural Earth's 243 populated places: where the megacities are, East Asia, South Asia and the Americas. Circles scale with population, stat chips count cities and 10M+ megacities, presenter mode with notes.
The Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program's 1,214 Holocene volcanoes as a six-slide briefing: the volcanic regions, the 660 stratovolcanoes against every other landform, the 231 that erupted since 2000, the Andean giants extruded by elevation, and the East African Rift. Presenter notes on every slide.
A card with a mini map and KPIs that expands into a drawer, made to be embedded in other pages.
A compact live card for Chile: mini map, event count and the largest magnitude, expanding into the map, per-day timeline and the latest events.
A compact live card for Indonesia: mini map, event count and the largest magnitude, expanding into the map, per-day timeline and the latest events.
A compact live card for Japan: mini map, event count and the largest magnitude, expanding into the map, per-day timeline and the latest events.
A compact live card for Mediterranean: mini map, event count and the largest magnitude, expanding into the map, per-day timeline and the latest events.
A compact live card for Türkiye: mini map, event count and the largest magnitude, expanding into the map, per-day timeline and the latest events.
A compact live card for US West Coast: mini map, event count and the largest magnitude, expanding into the map, per-day timeline and the latest events.
A compact live card for World: mini map, event count and the largest magnitude, expanding into the map, per-day timeline and the latest events.
A live Insight Container on the International Space Station: a REST connection to wheretheiss.at polled every 15 seconds, one moving point on a dark world map, altitude and speed as KPIs. Collapsed it is a card with a mini map and one sentence; expanded it is the map, four KPIs, a note and the raw record.
A collapsed card with a mini world map, live event count and max magnitude, expanding into a drawer with the explorable map, events-per-day series and the latest-events table. Drop it into any page with one script tag.
Drop a GeoJSON or a CSV and Spatly drafts the first chapter, slide and KPI for you.
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