Population Relief Globe
Where the world lives: 2025 population density as 105,700 bars on a globe. Tilt toward the horizon, search any city, and watch the Ganges plain tower.
I'm Maxwell Howe. I teach math and make maps on the North Shore of Massachusetts.
This is the fun half. Small tools I actually use (sun times, address lists, coordinate conversions), plus maps and games that didn't need a client. Everything is free, runs in your browser, and asks for nothing.
The hire-me half lives at maxwellhowegis.com. Case studies and the work I'd show an employer. If you're deciding whether to hire me, start there. If you just want a sun calculator, stay here.
The radars are daily notes on what's new in maps and developer tools.
Where the world lives: 2025 population density as 105,700 bars on a globe. Tilt toward the horizon, search any city, and watch the Ganges plain tower.
One to-scale 3D scene from 40,000 km out to Boston and Lynn rooftops. Population bars flatten into the land as you descend, buildings rise, and the real sun sets the day, night and shadows for any date and time.
Everything moving across New England, New York, and New Jersey right now: trains, subways, buses, ferries, ships, planes, and bikes, plus road cameras and weather, on one live map with a 3D view.
Downtown Boston in 3D: every OpenStreetMap building raised to its recorded height, towers built from their mapped parts, with streets, parks, and the harbor.
Thirty-two chaotic party games on one screen, against friends or bots. Flag Snap, Castle Siege, Tilt Sumo, Vault Heist, Block Brawl, and a lot more.
The 50 states shuffled into one random continent with the borders erased and the cities left behind. Draw the old state lines back on.
A globe of more than 5,000 soccer clubs, each sitting on its home stadium.
Every National Park Service unit on one map. Click a park for when it was created, how big it is, and how many people visited last year.