In elections, in the sky, in the health of a community. We build research and software that bring those records into context—and give you a way to explore what they mean.
A vote belongs to a place. A chart is interpreted through a life. A health indicator belongs to a community. Each venture puts the individual record in relationship with something larger.
Explore how America votes, how places change, and what the historical record reveals about the present.
Discover AkashicAn AI astrologer that brings your natal chart and current transits into conversation with the experiences you share.
Discover Danu AstrologyConnect public health indicators, facility information, and regulatory research to the work of planning care.
Discover TesseraWork with us on a research question, an analytical product, or a healthcare planning project. We connect the investigation with the work of building the result.
Assemble public records, compare places and periods, and work through an electoral or geographic question. The result can be a research brief, a mapped analysis, or a dataset for further work.
Build maps, dashboards, data pipelines, and AI conversations around a subject you know well. Connect the underlying material to the way people need to explore it.
Through Tessera, connect community health needs, facility information, and regulatory context. Scope an assessment, a planning analysis, or a dashboard your team can continue to use.
Knowledge takes meaning through its connections.
Our name draws on the Akashic Records: the idea of a universal record of experience. It expresses a fascination that runs through our work—memory, patterns, and what becomes visible when a place, a life, or a system is understood in context.
A record has a history of its own: where it came from, what it captures, and what it leaves out.
A result changes meaning beside a longer history, a neighboring community, or the question a person brings. Evidence and interpretation each need to be recognizable.
Maps, dashboards, and conversations let people follow a question, return to it, and develop their own understanding.
A place, a dataset, a decision, or an idea that deserves a closer look. Tell us where you’re starting.
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