Building useful things with data.
traqqit is a small collection of data projects — live maps, price tools, and experiments built on open data. Each one is live; have a click around.
travelmap ↗checking
Community-owned travel pins on a map, layered over Nomad-List-style city data. See where people actually went and why.
healthcare prices ↗checking
Paste hospital billing codes, get Medicare benchmarks, local cash prices, and a negotiation script per line. Estimates only.
habooby ↗checking
A windy.com-style live map of dust storms and air quality over Phoenix — animated wind, PM10/PM2.5/ozone/AQI overlays, and active dust advisories.
who owns phoenix ↗checking
How much of Phoenix's single-family housing is owned by corporations and out-of-state investors — and the shell-LLC portfolios behind the biggest landlords. Public records, assembled.
ticket heat ↗checking
A dark map of where & when Phoenix writes traffic tickets — and where crashes, hit-and-runs and drunk-driver calls cluster. Pick a category, slide through the hours, read the worst blocks off the leaderboard. Public records, 2018–2025.
acento ↗checking
Argentine (porteño) Spanish trainer: pronunciation drills plus real lunfardo and the slang Argentines actually post — guita, fútbol, joda, memes, puteadas. Native ♀/♂ es-AR voices, record-and-score, spaced-repetition mastery per category.
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Pavel's Grease the Groove method, turned into a plan. Enter your max reps for a move and get the sub-max, train-often routine — set size, daily/weekly volume, a clean weekly grid and your next retest date, all calculated. No gym, no soreness.
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A wall-first handstand progression, Kononov-style, turned into a tracker. A 7-stage ladder from wrist prep to a freestanding hold — each stage a measurable hold-time goal. Log your best hold and it hands you today's sub-max practice, then graduates you when you hit the benchmark. No 100-video course you never finish.
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New York City published 31,541 properties that may owe its new pied-à-terre surcharge, as a 100 MB pair of zip files. This is that roll, searchable: find an address, see which rate band it lands in, what the surcharge works out to next to the tax already paid, and the routes out — the exemption applies if anyone actually lives there, and the deadlines are in August.
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A whole-foods baby-led-weaning tracker. A food board of everything baby has tried with exposure counts and "eat the rainbow" coverage, plus rolling top-9 allergen windows — the acute watch window when you first introduce one, and a maintenance nudge so tolerance sticks. One baby, on your phone, no account.
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Teach your baby to talk with their hands. 110 real ASL signs, each drawn as two pictures — where your hand starts and where it ends — because a sign is a movement, not a pose. Only three to practice at a time, since a wall of thirty teaches nothing. Log what you show and what they sign back, and the app works out which ones have actually landed.