Numerical data and analysis make up an immense part of our lives. Yet, for many of us it’s one of the parts we dread the most. Complex tools make us feel inadequate, rather than lifting us up. Frustrated by unnecessarily high skill barriers and inadequate flexibility we end up back in a spreadsheet which works exactly the same as when it was introduced nearly 40 years ago. Walking on egg shells across an intertwined web of non-descriptive formulas that break at the slightest of missteps. An enforced grid that feels more like a prison than a workspace.
Sheets, infinite data tables and flat dashboards have become so ingrained in the world of numbers, that we’re no longer able to imagine anything else. Today, most solutions are promises of faster horses. We’re stuck in this endless loop of building more powerful, faster versions of the same thing.
But more than raw power, we need intuitiveness. More than automation and shortcuts, we need guidance. More than an incremental step, we need a fresh start.
On this page you’ve seen an early manifestation of that. A playful, visually stunning experience that allows you to not only perform your calculations but understand them deeply. A collage of connected, interactive, data-driven pictures. A world where everything adds up, beautifully.
The best — maybe the only? — real, direct measure of “innovation” is change in human behaviour. We hope to change your relationship with numbers. Turning it from a scary foe to your best friend and companion, allowing you to make better data-informed decisions more often. We’re not going to launch rockets into space, find a cure for cancer, solve affordable housing or reverse climate change. But if we try hard, we might build a helpful tool for those that do - i.e. you!
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