Online tools and consultancy to promote transparency, open government and participation in public administrations. Design and technology to help open and modernize organizations.

A experiment-in-progress to explore better online discussions: Discuss with order, reach conclusions faster, take decisions.

We designed and built a new version of the ICIJ Offshore Leaks database (updated with the data from Panama Papers). Now the search is more powerful and flexible, new filters were added to search by a given country or jurisdiction and brand new data visualizations were created to allow users to browse nodes and relationships.

We designed and built the website for the the biggest leak in whistleblower history, as well as the accompanying back-end components to publish articles as the story unfolds, to follow the investigation through a set of automated emails, read later functionality, etc. We also designed and implemented the accompanying visualizations and charts that help understand the whole story

We built the interactive map and web site where you can browse details about the companies. Data was parsed from a Google Doc the editorial team was working on. Import was automated through a script.

We compiled and proccessed more than 85 different datasets from different sources to provide a simple fact-sheet with key indicators about economy, demographics, employment, election results, budgets... for the +8.000 councils, provinces and spanish regions to give context for the coming elections. We also created interactive maps from the data, and tools to compare indicators from different councils or provinces. All data was indexed using Elastic Search and internal APIs were created to build new services from the data. More about the process.