Open data, made readable
Live public data, explained.
From grocery bills and gas prices to the race to orbit: interactive dashboards on open public data, updated as new data comes in.
Dashboards
Each one starts from named, open sources, credited on the page. New dashboards are added regularly.

The American grocery receipt
Twenty everyday items at U.S. city average prices: the latest price of each, how its average price and the closest BLS price index have moved since January 2020, and how many minutes of work it takes to pay for it. Updated with every monthly price release.
What a gallon costs
Updated weeklyGasoline prices in the U.S. and the EU, in dollars per gallon, every week.
- EIA / European Commission / ECB
The race to orbit
Checked dailyWho runs the satellites listed as active, and who launches them.
- GCAT (J. McDowell)
What people look up
Updated dailyFive hand-picked lists, from dog breeds to dinosaurs, ranked by Wikipedia page views.
- Wikimedia Analytics API
Germany's power, hour by hour
Updated dailyPower prices, the generation mix and the renewable share, hour by hour.
- Energy-Charts / SMARD
Will your flight be late?
Updated monthlyHow often U.S. domestic flights by the larger airlines left late, by airport, airline, hour and month.
- U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics
Lake Mead and Lake Powell, day by day
Updated dailyDaily water levels, storage and releases at the two big Colorado River reservoirs.
- U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Earth's vital signs
Checked dailyGlobal temperature, the ocean, CO2, methane and El Niño, each with its own latest date.
- Copernicus ERA5, NOAA
The world's earthquakes, past 30 days
Updated dailyEvery magnitude 4.5+ quake USGS recorded in the past 30 days, and how this year compares.
- U.S. Geological Survey
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