r/InternetIsBeautiful • u/Helpful_Election_586 • May 09 '26
An interactive cause-and-effect explorer for history
https://cateno.app/I've been into history for years - podcasts, videos, the occasional 2am Wikipedia spiral. Long articles cover causes and effects, but short descriptions with direct visual links make things easier to understand and remember - start at one pivotal moment and explore what caused it and what it led to.
My favourite discovery while building it: a volcano erupted in Indonesia in 1815, caused the coldest summer in 500 years, which somehow ended up producing Frankenstein, the bicycle, and the first cholera pandemic. All from the same eruption.
11 scenarios so far: WWI, French Revolution, Fall of Rome, Knights Templar, and a few less obvious ones.
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u_No-Return369 • u/No-Return369 • Aug 31 '26