Why Redesign The App? Several problems were coming up repeatedly in customer emails and user tests (where we observe a person using the app). We knew that some tables were too wide for the page. We learned that people wanted larger maps. We discovered later that some folks had a hard time navigating both the [...]
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Updated Income Data (ACS 2007-2011) in the Cubit application
[UPDATE 2: We've updated the Others Report! 2012-02-4 by Anthony Morales] [UPDATE: We've updated the Housing & Transportation report too! 2012-01-30 by Anthony Morales] We’ve been working on adding the most current American Community Survey data for small geographic areas (think: blocks & block groups) to the Cubit web application. The Census Bureau recently released the American [...]

Get Census 2010 Data by County or City Via Cubit
[UPDATE: WE NO LONGER OFFER FREE TRIALS FOR THE WEB APP] Below are step-by-step instructions for getting Census 2010 (plus lots of other demographic data) for cities and counties. Example: Get Census 2010 Data for Cook County, IL I’m going to use a County as an example. If you want data for a City, follow [...]

Easy Access to Census 2010 Data in Seconds & for Free
The US Census Bureau has released Census 2010 data for large area geographies (nation and state). We’ve added this data to Cubit. Check out a sample Census 2010 Population Report below. Click on the images to make them larger. Right now, this report is a free report. To get this data for your projects, sign [...]

Updated OpenStreetMap Data + Cubit
Updated OpenStreetMap data are now part of Cubit. OpenStreetMap is a free, editable, crowd-sourced map of the whole world. OpenStreetMap data doesn’t have any legal or technical restrictions on its use–which allows folks to use this data any way they want–like including it in Cubit. Improvements to OpenStreetMap Data The major difference we’ve seen so [...]
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