Humanity Atlas

Humanity Atlas maps the lives of notable people as moments with a place and a date: births, deaths, burials and the places they went in between. This connector lets Claude ask questions across many lives at once.

Two read-only tools:

• rank counts people and their moments, grouped by role, place, year, decade, century, month or person. For example: which roles visit Paris most, or which writers travelled furthest.
• people lists the people who match, with their birth and death years and how far they travelled, or returns each matching moment's text, or its pictures with their credits.

Both take any combination of kind of moment (birth, death, burial or visit), place, role, year, month, a span of years, words in a moment's text, and a point with a radius in kilometres or miles. Every answer says how many people and moments it rests on and what it left out, and an ambiguous place name returns candidates to choose from rather than a guess.

The tools never change the atlas. A free Humanity Atlas account gets counts and shares from both tools; names, articles and images come with full access, a one-time purchase on humanityatlas.com. Every life and every moment also has its own page on humanityatlas.com.