Play the game. Draw land borders and coastlines from memory.
Today’s puzzles
6 to playDraw the world
Every border and coastline people have drawn playing Borderline games. The map fills in live as people play.
The maps players have drawn, printed on tees.
Projects
12 liveWhat cities are made of. Every square metre sorted into buildings, greenery, water and the street space shared between cars, buses, bikes and people on foot.
All 197 national flags in one chart. Sort them by hue, shape, ratio or the year they were adopted.
How often The New York Times mentioned each company and country, week by week since 2000. Click a bucket to see its timeline.
Your repo history turned to art. Every commit leaves a mark, creating a unique image of your work.
Every two-letter sequence in eighteen languages, from English to Armenian, one grid per language. Type a word to see how rare its pairs are.
Every royal house on one canvas, from 3150BC to today. Click anyone to light up their line.
Every train on the Swiss network over a single day. The Takt shows up as the shape of the ring.
Every home-to-work trip in five cities over one weekday, drawn on the roads and rails people actually travel on. The rush hour shows up as a queue at the Geneva border and a flood into central Warsaw.
The night sky above you, as text. curl it from any terminal. No API key, no signup.
What beef costs, counted while you watch. Feed, water, land and CO2e tick up as you read.
The whole world drawn as stacked elevation profiles. Zoom anywhere, then pull a poster of any country.
Every film with a rating, plotted by year against what it took. Search any of 442,000 names and watch their career light up.
















