America does not stop at the county line.
The river valley you grew up in, the corridor you commute, the crescent your family has farmed for a century — describe or draw any of them, and Akashic computes the full record: the presidential history from 1892 to 2024, the people who live there, and every county the boundary touches. Saving creates a Place — a shareable, citable page of its own.
Type a description — “majority-Black rural Southern counties that moved Democratic since 2016” — and watch it become a visible, editable query. Or draw a freehand boundary and assemble counties and precincts by hand. Islands and separated parts are welcome — real places have both.
The presidential history from 1892 to 2024, the people who live there, and every county the boundary touches — computed server-side and labeled by resolution, never guessed. Every condition Akashic applied is shown and can be edited or undone.
Saving creates a plate of its own: a stable URL, a share card, open JSON, and a place in your library. A snapshot preserves exact membership; a live Place re-evaluates as the data updates and records every change.