Hi PH community 👋 - First, thank you to @lindsay_wiese_amos for hunting us! Most public datasets are messy, poorly structured, and unusable without data engineering resources. Have you or your teams ever struggled to clean, unify, or merge data from the government (think FDA, USDA, EPA, etc.) or spent hours in R or Python just to get your data in a usable format? We started HiGeorge to make public data usable for everyone. HiGeorge’s proprietary data pipeline platform automates these workflows so that you can jump straight to the analysis or even copy/paste data visualizations into your webpages. We have a library of auto-updating data feeds and no-code drag-and-drop data visualizations. Here’s a real example: Readers want to look at COVID data to learn about case trends and ICU capacity in their neighborhood. But local newsrooms don’t have the resources to provide this data content. HiGeorge provides them with drag and drop data visualizations so that these newsrooms such as Mission Local (https://missionlocal.org/2021/01...) can provide localized COVID visualizations on par with the NYTimes. If you’ve ever faced the pain of sifting through public data and wished it was in a more usable form, give us a shot. We can handle any public data source. We’d love to hear your feedback and questions! PH Special Offer: 30% off HiGeorge for 3 months. Sign up at https://hi-george.com/contact for early access. Mention “product hunt” in the message.🔥

2020 really showed us the importance of public awareness -- to anything: election, covid, civil rights... you name it. The public deserves to be informed, and they deserve this product.

Looks awesome! Wish I could plug in some of our internal data sets too :)

As a former data journalist, this is awesome & more importantly well-executed. Congrats!

Very nice idea! 👍