◇ Global Materials Graph

The modern world runs on perhaps two hundred materials. Each is mined, processed, and refined through a multi-step chain. Each step is concentrated in a small number of countries. Lithium — Australia mines it, China refines it. Gallium — China supplies 98% of pure metal. Cobalt — DRC mines it, China refines it. Global Materials Graph turns this into a single navigable map: pick a material, see its element composition, its mining geography, its refining geography, the products that depend on it, and the timeline of price and supply shocks.

For founders, this is competitive intelligence. For policymakers, this is the inventory. For everyone else, this is how to see the physical layer of the economy you live in.