We now have three different visualization methods (Sentences Timeline, People Timeline, People Graph), a new filtering system (branches, periods, connections, tags, names, search terms), branch color-coding for sentences, and many other novelties. Enjoy:
www.denizcemonduygu.com/philo/browse/

Thank you Yusuf!

Would love to be added

Congratulations! ❤️

Weathersquare strives for simple, friendly, at-a-glance visualization, but it still respects data resolution with continuous scales and representations. I hope it will be as useful to you as it is to me.

weathersquare.net
weathersquare.net/app

App Store:
apps.apple.com/us/app/weath...

Existing weather graphics were either too simplistic or too complex for my needs. So I created this visualization system with two main criteria in mind: (1) I want to see only what I want to know, and (2) I want to see it in temporal/locational context so that I have references.

I’ve always been interested in how daily weather forecasts are shown on TV, websites, apps, thinking “We have so much high-res data, why do we still hang on to these static cloud/rain/wind icons? And why use 7 different graphs for something as basic and visual as daily weather?”