v0.30.80 · BETA
Confirmed daily readings across months and years.
Checking verified recorder history.
data/feed-history.json reachable from this origin.data/ folder that the recorder writes into. The recorder lives in /recorder and is run from cron.
A live map of online attention
Every dot is an observed story, post, article or trending term pulled from public feeds. The map is rebuilt around shared topics — items talking about the same thing cluster together, regardless of which platform they came from.
Yellow rises, black is present, grey fades. Numbered story labels mark top observed stories and can be clicked like their dots. Rings mark memory/remnant; rule-marked labels mark cross-source convergence. The header separates rendered field nodes from the full recorder snapshot.
This is not a trend ranking. It shows observed attention life-cycles: birth, burn, convergence, drift, memory and remnant. It is not prediction; it is descriptive, not predictive, and it does not claim causality.
The compact brief asks a visitor question first and opens the matching connection when clicked. A source-compass rosette shows two or more observed sources, even when quiet. Live flow dots require measured increases on at least two sources; fast convergence additionally requires three observed sources. Memory and unmeasured change stay static. Field motion remains secondary evidence: code, reason, source count and observed source order. A shared subject does not establish the same event or independent confirmation.
Size is total reach. Yellow is surging, black is steady, grey is fading. Topic lines show similarity, darker links are real Wikipedia links, and rule-marked labels name cross-source convergence. Clicking a dot, signal card or convergence label zooms into that local reading and mutes the rest of the field. Drift is shown as a quieter directional state, anchored to its cluster label and panel reading.
Timeline mode assembles the network from observed first-seen times. Lines ease in from endpoint birth, memory/remnant form becomes eligible only after the observed peak, and small direction markers indicate build direction; the historical structure appears gradually instead of arriving as a finished live hairball.
Click a dot for the source item. Click WHAT IS HAPPENING or a convergence label for the reading story: what this is, why it matters, where it appears, what carries it, and the evidence below. Trajectory means first observed source order; it is descriptive, not predictive.
Attention that remains visible after the observed peak; descriptive, not predictive.
Legend explains mobile/desktop navigation, zoom controls, and Reset View. Numbered story labels are included there. Click a dot, numbered story label, or convergence label for details; click a source chip to mute that source. Archive signal rows reopen the verified field from that day, focus the matching signal, and show its preserved stories. Legend and Archive open as focused popups; Filter remains the source/filter drawer.
Changes to the instrument — not to the observed world.