SynapseX is building one path from real scientific files to figures that state their units, their source and what was reduced. The gallery below is not a set of screenshots: every tile is drawn live in your browser.
Science produces a handful of data shapes, again and again. Each one below has a view built for it. The data in the tiles is synthetic and generated in your browser, and the line under each picture says exactly what it is.
synthetic · density, arbitrary units · warm ramp 0–1 · 13³ grid, no reduction
One quantity defined everywhere in a 3D domain: density, temperature, pressure, dose. Cut it, threshold it, look inside.
synthetic · velocity of a double gyre, dimensionless · 150 tracers, midpoint rule · colour ∝ speed
A direction and a magnitude at every point. Streamlines and tracers show where the field carries things.
synthetic · 720 particles, positions in arbitrary units · core blue, halo vermillion · no reduction
Many points with attributes: a beam bunch, a plasma species, an n-body snapshot, an embedding.
synthetic · mode shape of a shell, displacement exaggerated, diverging ramp · 480 triangles
Geometry made of triangles, with a result painted on it: stress on a part, a mode shape, an isosurface.
synthetic events · transverse view, 4 tracker layers · curvature and colour from charge · towers ∝ energy
A collision as the detector saw it: curved tracks, the hits they left, energy in the calorimeter.
synthetic · two fused rings with one nitrogen and one hydroxyl, built from bond lengths in ångström · conventional element colours
Atoms and bonds in 3D, and how they move: a ligand, a crystal cell, a protein, a trajectory.
synthetic · signed anomaly on a 10° grid, diverging ramp · a jet and a great-circle route · orthographic projection
Data on the Earth: gridded fields, tracks and regions, on a map or on the globe.
synthetic · swept tone, pulsed tone and noise · Hann window 64, hop 12, magnitude in dB, warm ramp
A time series and its frequency content side by side, with the audio when there is one.
synthetic · 26 nodes in two communities · colour by community · force-directed layout, computed live
Things and the links between them: a device coupling map, a code lattice, a reaction network.
synthetic · 40 optical sections through shell-like cells · two channels, intensity 0–1
Images with more than two dimensions: depth, time, channels. Scrub through them without loading them whole.
synthetic phantom of ellipsoids, not a scan · 34² samples per plane · greyscale, window 0–1
The three orthogonal planes through a scan, linked by one cursor. For viewing only.
Tell us the format, the size and what you need to see. Real files from design partners decide which readers are built first.
This is what we are building. It is not running yet, which is why nothing below moves.
Simulation output, an instrument file or a trajectory, as it left the code or the detector. No conversion on your side.
A reader for that format runs in an isolated sandbox and lists what is inside: grids, fields, units, time steps.
Whatever the format, the content becomes one description: quantities, axes, units, meshes and time.
From the shape of the data and your question: a slice, an isosurface, streamlines, an event display. You can overrule it.
The server cuts the data down to what the view needs. The browser draws that and stays interactive.
The figure states its units, colour map and range, the source file and its hash, and the reduction applied.
The layout of the stamp, with placeholder values. Not a real file. The tiles above already carry a short form of it under each picture.
Two states and nothing else. Live today means it renders now in SynapseX Chat. In development means it is on the build list and not available yet.
Open formats first, the ones that hold the most science. Real files from design partners can change the order.
Between them, these hold most simulation output.
Structures in motion, events, the sky and sound.
Weather, microscopy, imaging and scene formats.
Read in Chat today, as text
A browser cannot hold simulation output that runs to gigabytes. The server reduces it and the figure says how. We quote no file size, point count or frame rate until it has been measured.
In a research context only. No measurement, no diagnosis. SynapseX is not a medical device.
A picture that does not come from your data says so in its own provenance line, as every tile on this page does.
We are choosing the first readers with design partners. Tell us the format, the size of the files and the question you need the figure to answer.
Tiles on this page use synthetic data. The real-file pipeline is in development.
Every picture on this page is drawn from synthetic data generated in your browser and is not a scientific result. Capabilities marked in development are not available yet and carry no delivery date. Format names are used to identify open file formats. Medical volumes are for viewing in a research context only: SynapseX is not a medical device and makes no diagnostic claim.