Following the completion of his summer 2024 internship, we now welcome Andy back as a full time member of the team.

We updated Rowboat’s Chrome extension to open HTML tables and links to .csv, .tsv, and .xls spreadsheets in your browser with a simple right click.

Just locate the dataset you want to examine, right click, and select “Open Table in Rowboat” to start exploring.

📸 Rowboat's header snapshot feature makes it easy to discover insights and instantly share your findings. When you spot something interesting, you’re just a click away from getting it in front of your team or shared online!

Check out the datasets on rowboat.xyz/!

When your dataset contains columns with lists or arrays instead of single values, the Set Analysis header in Rowboat breaks these entries apart so you can analyze each term individually.

Explore this BoardGameGeek dataset: rowboat.xyz/f/mczim00b

We are so excited to welcome Karlie as the latest addition to our team!

Karlie is an interdisciplinary designer and developer with an affinity for textile-oriented projects. Check out some of Karlie's incredible work here!

All three top runners in the women's division of the Boston Marathon crushed the previous time record this year!

We took a look at the trends in finish times over the race's history, and were struck by the rapid leaps in record breaking over the first two decades women were allowed to compete.

Mark and Paul recently spent some time tinkering with new ways to show an outbreak moving over space, time, and population.

To make a stacked bar chart - just link two text columns together and enjoy.

You can explore this dataset for yourself at rowboat.xyz/f/5f444u4e

Mark recently put together a thoughtful piece on how we designed Delphy (a new tool for rapidly generating and exploring phylogenetic trees) to be able to lower technical barriers to phylogenetic research.

You can find his full blog post here: fathom.info/notebook/241...

delphy.fathom.info