Best Visualizations of June on the Voronoi App

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June 28, 2024

At the end of 2023, we publicly launched Voronoi, our free new data discovery app!

The initial response from both users and creators has been incredible. We now have millions of in-app views, and there are already more than 1,500 interesting visualizations to discover, many of which will never be published on Visual Capitalist.

For that reason, we’ve chosen to highlight some of the most popular visualizations and creators from June in this roundup. To see them and many others, make sure to download the app!

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Let’s take a look at a popular creator worth highlighting, a top “Editor’s Pick” of the month, and also the most popular and most commented on visuals.

POPULAR CREATOR Utility

Visual Capitalist isn’t the only creator on the Voronoi app.

Instead, it features incredible data-driven charts and stories from many of the world’s best creators, like Utility.

Utility has been one of the most followed and popular creators in the last two months, covering a wide range of topics like:

Changes in millionaire populations over the last decade, by country Poll results on if U.S. consumers will buy Chinese cars The fast food brands that consumers see as the “fanciest” How many people in the U.S. live in walkable neighborhoods

Make sure to follow Utility on Voronoi today to see many charts, maps, and visualizations on a wide range of exciting topics.

View all visuals from Utility on Voronoi today.

MOST VIEWED Mapped: The Income Needed to be Comfortable, by U.S. State

How much money does one person need to take home each year, to feel “comfortable” financially?

This map from Visual Capitalist looks at numbers by U.S. state, taking into account household expenses, discretionary spending, saving and investing, and other factors.

The state with the highest income needed to live comfortably is Massachusetts ($116k/year), while West Virginia was the cheapest ($79k/year). There are many little surprises in the data, however, that make this one interesting.

Get the data behind this visual on Voronoi today.

EDITOR’S PICK Internet Satellite Companies Compared

One of the recent picks in our Editor’s Pick feed on the app is from creator Made Visual, and it shows constellations of satellites providing internet access.

This visual really showcases SpaceX’s

Best Visualizations of May on the Voronoi App

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May 30, 2024

At the end of 2023, we publicly launched Voronoi, our free new data discovery app!

The initial response from both users and creators has been incredible. We now have millions of in-app views, and there are already more than 1,000 interesting visualizations to discover, many of which will never be published on Visual Capitalist.

For that reason, we’ve chosen to highlight some of the most popular visualizations and creators from May in this roundup. To see them and many others, make sure to download the app!

Download Voronoi Now

Let’s take a look at a popular creator worth highlighting, as well as the most viewed, most discussed, and most liked posts of the month.

POPULAR CREATOR USAFacts

Visual Capitalist isn’t the only creator on the Voronoi app.

Instead, it features incredible data-driven charts and stories from many of the world’s best data sources, like USAFacts.

USAFacts, which was founded by former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, is a non-profit that aims to collate public sources of U.S. data in one place in a non-partisan way. And on Voronoi, you can see visualizations and the data behind them on an exciting range of topics:

How the U.S. government spends tax dollars Graphing U.S. aid and assistance going to Ukraine and Israel How many encounters happen at U.S. borders each year The cost of major natural disasters in the U.S. by year

Make sure to follow USAFacts on Voronoi today to see many charts, maps, and visualizations on a wide range of U.S.-related topics.

View all visuals from USAFacts on Voronoi today.

MOST VIEWED Ranked: The 20 Countries With the Most Debt to China

Which countries are racking up the most external debt to China?

This visualization from Visual Capitalist was our most viewed of the month, using the latest available data from the World Bank.

Much of this debt was taken on to fund infrastructure projects as part of China’s “One Belt, One Road” initiative, and some countries are running into difficulties repaying these large sums of money.

It should also be noted that this visual focuses in on external debt (i.e. loans made directly to countries) and does not cover publicly-traded securities like U.S. Treasurys.

Get the data behind this visual on Voronoi today.