Beautiful data · Traceable sources
Discover the world through data.
Original visualizations with the sources, methodology, and limits shown right under every chart.
Trending
See trending →
Economy
What got more expensive — and what got cheaper since 2000
Change in selected U.S. Consumer Price Index categories, using annual averages for 2000 and 2025.
Chartive Editorial
Economy
America got richer. The median income didn’t keep up.
Real economic output per person rose much faster than the median person’s inflation-adjusted money income over the last 50 years.
Chartive Editorial
Technology
19 years of iPhone updates
How long every iPhone generation has been supported, from the original iPhone to the iPhone 17.
Chartive Editorial
Society
The path to adulthood looks very different now
The most common combinations of four traditional milestones among U.S. adults ages 25–34, 1975 vs. 2024.
Chartive Editorial
Economy
The U.S. job market looks like it went back to normal. It didn’t.
Six years on, total online job postings sit just 2% above their February 2020 level — but the mix has been turned inside out. Demand for screen-based work has collapsed, while hands-on, care and infrastructure work has boomed.
Chartive Editorial
Latest
See all →Economy
What got more expensive — and what got cheaper since 2000
Change in selected U.S. Consumer Price Index categories, using annual averages for 2000 and 2025.
Chartive Editorial
Economy
America got richer. The median income didn’t keep up.
Real economic output per person rose much faster than the median person’s inflation-adjusted money income over the last 50 years.
Chartive Editorial
Technology
19 years of iPhone updates
How long every iPhone generation has been supported, from the original iPhone to the iPhone 17.
Chartive Editorial
Society
The path to adulthood looks very different now
The most common combinations of four traditional milestones among U.S. adults ages 25–34, 1975 vs. 2024.
Chartive Editorial
Economy
The U.S. job market looks like it went back to normal. It didn’t.
Six years on, total online job postings sit just 2% above their February 2020 level — but the mix has been turned inside out. Demand for screen-based work has collapsed, while hands-on, care and infrastructure work has boomed.
Chartive Editorial
Explore by topic
See all →The world, explained in five charts.
A weekly newsletter of the most interesting data stories. Launching soon.