Credits & rankings

Creator credits

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• Ryan Sael — Creates interactive 3D explanations of science, technology, and everyday systems.
• Konstantin Saifoulline — Creates interactive engineering and space simulations through airsup lab.
• Bartosz Ciechanowski — Builds illustrated essays with hands-on models of physics, machinery, and geometry.
• Amit Patel · Red Blob Games — Explains game-development mathematics and algorithms through interactive diagrams.
• Nicky Case — Makes playful explanations of mathematics, human behavior, and complex systems.
• Seeing Theory — Probability and statistics visualizations by Daniel Kunin, Jingru Guo, Tyler Dae Devlin, and Daniel Xiang.
• Gabriel Goh — Author of Distill's interactive explanation of momentum and optimization.
• Martin Wattenberg, Fernanda Viégas & Ian Johnson — The authors behind Distill's interactive guide to interpreting t-SNE.
• Jochen Görtler, Rebecca Kehlbeck & Oliver Deussen — The authors behind Distill's visual guide to Gaussian processes.
• Grant Sanderson · 3Blue1Brown — Makes visual mathematics videos that turn abstract ideas into pictures, motion, and intuition.
• ExplainerTools Originals — Short, silent visual lessons with original code-drawn diagrams, made for exploring a question together.
• Alex Patrascu — Creates AI-assisted visual stories and motion-graphic explainers.
• Tiberiu Mușat — Shares visual explanations about language models and interpretability.
• onur ozcan — Builds products and animated stories with code.
• Tibo Maker — Founder and creator sharing startup stories and growth advice.
• The Bugged Dev — A software developer exploring mechanisms and 3D scenes with code.
• Marco Ludovico Perego — A frontend and creative developer exploring real-time 3D scenes and water simulations.
• Techartist — Creates interactive 3D experiments in code, form, light and motion.

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