Cyber Amber lays a corpus out as a landscape you can walk: things that belong together end up next to each other, and where you click is what you get. No profile, no personalization, no engagement tricks โ every visitor sees the same map.
Hundreds of sources from the last 7 days, placed by what they are about. What's hot is measured by how much the world's press covers a story, not by what keeps you scrolling. Older news stays reachable through search.
arXiv and MDPI on their own map, built the same way but read on a slower clock: papers surface over weeks, so the windows here are 7 and 30 days. Neighbours are papers that share the vocabulary of a field.
Tired of the same rotation? Recommendation engines learn your genre and then hand it back to you forever โ the better they work, the smaller your world gets. This map has no idea who you are. Every corner of it is one click from every other, so you can walk out of yours and hear what you'd never be shown. Hundreds of thousands of tracks, all playable in Spotify or Deezer.