Data, formula & process visualization — GistiQ

Who it's for

Student — understand a complex topic through animation instead of text

Thesis author — charts, diagrams, data visualization for your paper

Researcher — experiment visualization, results, statistics for publication

Teacher — visual material for lectures, seminars, presentations

What you get

+MP4 video — ready to view, share with classmates, or embed in a presentation+GIF — for embedding in notes or sending in chat+Interactive HTML charts — open in browser, rotate, zoom in+Static charts and diagrams in PNG, SVG, PDF+Custom style: with labels, pauses at key moments, color scheme+Multiple visualizations in one request+Everything in the cloud, accessible via link

What it can do

Animations (Manim)

Mathematics — animated graph construction of functions, limits, series. Step-by-step theorem proofs — each step appears with animation. Visualization of Fourier series, Laplace transforms, integrals. 3D surfaces, rotation, cross-sections. Physics — body motion, collisions, pendulums, waves. Electric fields, field lines. Optics — refraction, diffraction, interference. Algorithms & programming — step-by-step visualization: sorting, graph traversal, trees, A*, Dijkstra. Data structures — how stacks, queues, hash tables work. Recursion — visually, with call stack unfolding. Geometry — animated geometric proofs, Pythagorean theorem, inscribed circles, fractals. Transformations: rotation, reflection, scaling. Any process — chemical reactions, biological processes, economic models. Anything that can be explained visually — can be animated.

Charts & visualizations

Any chart type: line, bar, scatter-plot, box-plot, violin-plot (matplotlib, seaborn, plotly)
Interactive charts with zoom, tooltips, animation (plotly, bokeh) — open in browser
Statistical visualizations with regressions and distributions (seaborn)
Word clouds, treemaps, waffle charts
Export to PNG, SVG, PDF, HTML

Diagrams & schemas

Flowcharts, mind-maps (Mermaid, Graphviz)
Sequence diagrams, state diagrams
Graph and network visualization — concept connections, data structures (networkx)
ER database diagrams

Maps

Choropleth maps — countries/regions colored by metric
Interactive HTML maps with markers and tooltips (folium)
Geodata visualization (geopandas)

Example

A student is preparing for an algorithms exam.
Show me an animation of how quicksort works — partitioning, recursion, merging. And compare it side by side with bubble sort by speed.
Result: two MP4 files. First — step-by-step quicksort animation with pivot highlighting, array partitioning, recursive calls. Second — parallel comparison: two arrays sorted simultaneously by different algorithms, showing the difference in operation count.