Spatial by nature
Every question can move from global context to local consequence.
Atlas is reading the world
Ask the world.See what connects.
Humaps turns public data, live events and official sources into one evidence-led view of any place—from the whole world to a single neighbourhood.
Sourced Reproducible Agentic
Policy signal
Trace decisions back to the institution that made them.
Official publications · dates · decision-makers
QUESTION / 01Which official policies changed this month?
Latest intelligence: The Perimeter of War Is Widening Source network
World Bank United Nations WHO OECD Eurostat OpenStreetMap ACLED OpenAlex World Bank United Nations WHO OECD Eurostat OpenStreetMap ACLED OpenAlex
Public intelligence, rebuilt
Not another answer box.A way to see the whole system.
Most AI compresses the world into fluent text. Humaps keeps the geography, evidence and uncertainty intact—so an answer can be explored, challenged and used.
Provenance built in
The original publisher, method and limitations travel with the result.
Agentic, not scripted
Atlas chooses tools and evidence dynamically as the task unfolds.
One research memory
Data, maps, analysis and communication stay connected in one workspace.
Inside the intelligence system
One question.A visible chain of evidence.
The process is part of the product. You can see what Atlas is doing, inspect what it used and keep working from the resulting map, chart or document.
- 01 / FRAME
Atlas understands the decision behind the question.
Place, period, comparison, evidence standard and intended output are resolved before the research starts.
- 02 / FIND
The right sources are selected for this specific question.
Atlas can combine official statistics, spatial layers, current events, research and primary publications.
- 03 / ANALYSE
Geography, methods and uncertainty stay visible.
Comparable boundaries, definitions and time periods are aligned before patterns become conclusions.
- 04 / PROVE
Every useful output keeps its evidence trail.
Maps, charts, briefings and documents retain sources, methods, caveats and reproducibility details.
Research thread Complete
Compare heat exposure across coastal cities and show which neighbourhoods face the highest combined risk.
Question framed01
Sources evaluated02
Geographies aligned03
Risk pattern analysed04
Evidence canvasExample · 3 layers
© OpenStreetMap · © CARTO
Illustrative hotspot87 / 100
Central Rotterdam
Heat and density amplify underlying vulnerability.
Combined exposureHigher
Neighbourhood index · aligned boundaries
Heat exposure
+4.1°CPopulation
18.2k/km²Vulnerability
0.78 indexEvery scale is connected
From the worldto your street.
Atlas resolves the right geographic level for the question, then preserves the context around it.
Explore the map experience01
World
Cross-border context and global signals
02
Country
Comparable national indicators and policy
03
Region
Administrative patterns and spatial differences
04
City
Local systems, services and exposure
05
Neighbourhood
The level where consequences are felt
Intelligence should travel
Ask once. Keep exploring in every useful form.
Start in conversation, move into the map, inspect the data and publish a briefing—without losing the source trail between formats.
Spatial intelligence
See where the evidence changes the conclusion.
© OpenStreetMap · © CARTOExample · Rotterdam
Lower → higher exposure
Finding
Inland housing density drives the risk.
Finding 01
Risk follows housing density—not the coastline alone.
Once population and vulnerability are aligned, the inland corridor becomes the priority.
Evidence strengthHIGH
3 layers · 2 sources · 1 conclusion
Comparative analysis
Compare countries across time—with the definition attached.
JapanNetherlandsUnited StatesNigeria
2024 range29.4 years
SP.DYN.LE00.INUnit · yearsAnnual · 2000–2024
What stands out. All four countries are above 2000, but the gap remains wide; the US also shows a pandemic-era decline and partial recovery.
Definition. Expected years a newborn would live if current mortality patterns remained constant throughout life.
World Bank · UN Population Division and national statistical offices · CC BY 4.0 · Open source
Communication
Turn the evidence into something people can act on.
Evidence brief12 sources
Decision memo4 findings
Presentation8 slides
Published proof
Current intelligence, open to inspection.
Read the argument, inspect the visuals and follow the evidence without creating an account.
Humaps Weekly · 2026-W31
The Perimeter of War Is Widening
Humaps’s latest signal pattern is dominated by conflict, but its most important feature is not volume alone. It is the appearance of repeated cross-border spillover, civilian exposure and alliance-relevant incidents across the Iran–United States and Russia–Ukraine theatres.
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