This tool provides an interactive platform for exploring data on global economic inequality, designed for researchers, activists, and policymakers interested in understanding systemic disparities. It visualizes how wealth, emissions, and resource use are distributed across countries and classes, with a focus on historical and colonial contexts.

• Data visualization presents complex inequality metrics through graphs and maps, making trends accessible without technical expertise.
• Historical analysis tracks changes over time, linking current disparities to past economic policies and colonial structures.
• Climate impact focus connects carbon emissions to income levels, showing how high-income groups drive ecological breakdown.
• Methodological transparency includes notes on data sources and calculations, ensuring reliability for academic or advocacy use.
• Global scope covers multiple indicators like poverty, debt, and gender inequality across regions, offering a comprehensive view of systemic issues.