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Habibi Code is an independent, AI-powered development studio that creates playful tools and visual experiences to make the world a little more transparent. Its work combines geography, data and technology, turning complex information into interactive projects, games and useful software.

The studio offers daily geography games, including Borderline, where players draw borders from memory, and puzzles such as Worldoku, Border Hop and Morov. Its data visualisations explore subjects ranging from cities, maps and national flags to stock markets, public transport, films and royal family histories. Some projects invite users to explore or contribute, while Drawn Maps shows borders and coastlines created by Borderline players.

Habibi Code also makes software for Mac and Chrome. Voilà Charts turns links, screenshots, copied data, CSV files or text into charts, while Drain tracks resources and usage limits on a MacBook. Its free browser extensions, Worth It? and How Musk Is That?, add context to prices and dollar amounts on web pages.