People · places · context
Conversations, shared ideas and real relationships gradually give this map its places.
Some interviews become projects, some encounters become partnerships, and some things stay wonderfully unplanned. This map shows where the Digital HQ has public context today — and remains intentionally unfinished.
Only supported public context is shown. Points are not home addresses; professional context is labelled explicitly.
01 / Map
Drag the world directly, zoom with a wheel, trackpad, pinch or controls, and choose a pin. Its story opens on the map.
Current map level: World
Move the map
Discovery → Presence → Growth
Progress comes only from unique published relationships — without points, rankings or paid weighting.
One context discovers a place. Further unique relationships create presence; diversity and multiple connections can make growth visible.
The map is intentionally small for now. Missing public location context is never filled in or guessed.
02 / Text view
The same public connections in text form. Filtering stays synchronized with the map.
Evgeny Vinokurov
Bremen, Germany
Origin: Siberia, Russia
Kiki Radicke
Frankfurt / Rhine-Main, Germany
Johanna Geisler
Hamburg, Germany
Kevin Schweisfurth
Blieskastel, Germany
Amr Medhat
Egypt
Melanie Kleinhenz
Würzburg / region, Germany
The map is far from finished
You might want to tell a story, collaborate, build something or explore a partnership. And if your idea does not fit a category, even better.
A message does not guarantee inclusion. Paid relationships buy neither visibility nor progress; private data stays outside the map.