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Pulse

Explore the original Pulse galaxy: pan, zoom, switch camera views, and select a resource dot to follow its connections.

Open Pulse

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What it does
Each dot is a resource. Category clouds group listings; selecting a dot draws connections through shared tags and categories.
Good for
When you want to explore related services across categories.
You’ll need
Nothing. No account.
On this page

Explore the galaxy#

  • Drag to pan; scroll or pinch to zoom. Top and Angle switch the camera view.
  • Zoom in, Zoom out, and Reset view stay on the left. Reset returns to the original framing.
  • Category narrows the field using full category names. All categories returns to every category.
  • Select a dot to open its details and connections. Selecting a related resource moves to it. Arrow keys preview stars; Enter opens details; Escape closes them.

Use the resource panel#

The panel starts with a short description and clear actions: Full resource details, Call provider when a phone is listed, Show on map, and available provider websites. Location, phone, and hours follow. Service tags expands the full tag set. Related resources explains why each listing connects. Copy resource link reports whether copying worked. On a phone or tablet, the Minimize and Show details buttons resize the sheet; you can also swipe its handle.

Use Resources for name, service, or locality search and for full listing and verification details. Pulse keeps the spatial view rather than adding a separate results browser.

Questions people ask

What connects two dots?
The existing Pulse relation scoring weights shared service tags and categories. Selecting a resource draws its related dots; the panel lets you follow them.
Where can I search listings?
Use Resources. Pulse retains its original category filters and spatial exploration.