A gallery of example projects for Fused Render — browse them, see what's possible, and copy any one into your own install to make it your own.
Each example is a self-contained folder: a Python UDF or two plus an HTML view.
No build step. To run one, copy its folder into your Fused Render install and
open the .html. Every example works from public data (a few want a free API
key, noted in their README).
- macOS:
brew install --cask fusedio/tap/fused-render, or download the DMG from the releases page. - Windows / Linux: install the wheel linked in each release's notes
(
pip install <wheel-url>, Python 3.10+), then runfused-render.
New here? Fused Render seeds a minimal sine-wave demo into
~/Documents/Fused on first run — that's the smallest possible project (one
.py, one .html). The smallest example in this gallery is
disk_usage: the same two-file shape pointed at your
own machine, no setup. Start with either, then browse below.
 Hexagon lab Six steps from the whole world to one join — an interactive H3 explainer — live. |
 visual-claude A visual settings page for Claude Code, writing to ~/.claude. |
 Flood Risk Explorer 3D sea-level rise over six coastal cities — drag the slider, close Rotterdam's storm-surge gates. |
 Parcel locker simulator Live route re-optimization on real roads. |
 disk_usage Treemap disk-space explorer for your local filesystem. |
| Example | What it does |
|---|---|
| flood_risk_explorer | 3D sea-level-rise explorer: real terrain + Overture buildings, water that floods only what it can reach, and Rotterdam's storm-surge gates |
| buildings_to_hexagons | Interactive explainer: every building on Earth as H3 hexes (live) |
| hexagon_lab | Six-step H3 explainer: globe → neighbors → hierarchy → buildings → rasters → release diff (live) |
| cog_range_viewer | Stream a huge COG with HTTP range requests, no download (live) |
| zarr_explainer | An interactive 11-step guide to the Zarr format, on real NASA ocean data (live) |
| cog_overview_pyramid | Every resolution level of a COG as an interactive 3D pyramid (live) |
| overture_census_isochrone | Isochrone + Overture POIs + Census income on H3 hexes (live) |
| overture_footprint_scorecard | Score Overture building footprints against a city's official layer across seven releases — every building, in DuckDB |
| zonal_stats_hex | Who lives at what elevation — Census × DEM, joined in DuckDB (live) |
| store_site_selection | "Where should I open a cafe?" weighted tract scoring (live) |
| forest_carbon_monitor | Deforestation inside protected areas via Global Forest Watch (live) |
| locker_network_simulator | Parcel-locker route optimization on real road networks (live) |
| disaster_response_dashboard | Imagery + storm track + buildings fused for a disaster event (live) |
| gers_pixel_ref | eopix: "a URL for building pixels" — mint/resolve GERS-anchored byte-range references (live) |
| flightdeck | Live flight-ops suite: lookup, radar, sky, airports, hazards — seven interlinked real-time views (live) |
| japan_transit | National rail map + Dijkstra station-to-station routing for Japan, on GPU-ready columnar binaries |
| temperature_explorer | Historical daily temperature for any point on Earth, from a free REST API or a cloud-native Zarr store |
| discover_data | Federated STAC collection search across public Earth-observation catalogs, live or from a local parquet index |
Fused Render pointed at your own machine instead of the cloud.
| Example | What it does |
|---|---|
| visual-claude | A visual settings page for Claude Code (writes to ~/.claude, git-versioned) |
| pytop | A live top-style system + process monitor |
| disk_usage | Treemap disk-space explorer and cleaner |
| db_console | Connect to local or remote SQL databases, browse schemas, and draft SQL with AI |
| notion_db | Notion-style task tracker on a local Parquet lake |
| comfy | A ComfyUI-style node editor with a local image-processing engine |
| vps_manager | Manage remote SSH machines — auto-discovered from ~/.ssh/config and known_hosts — with a file browser and terminal |
| invoice_generator | Local invoice manager: clients, line items, numbering, and exchange-rate lookups, stored as plain JSON |
| disk_cleaner | Reclaim disk space: sizes ~25 known developer caches (npm, cargo, gradle, Xcode…) and empties the ones you pick, to the Trash or permanently |
| download_manager | Multithreaded, resumable download manager with pause/resume, a shared speed limit, and detached workers |
| s3_browser | A web S3 client: saved connections, preview (image/CSV/Parquet), multipart upload, versions, security scan, and policy/CORS/lifecycle editors |
| docchat | Local RAG chat over a folder or file: sentence-transformers embeddings + DuckDB/HNSW, answered by the local Claude CLI (or extractive passages) |
example_name/
README.md what it is + how to run
pyproject.toml the folder's pip dependencies (+ committed uv.lock)
<udf>.py Python UDF(s) — the data backend
<view>.html the browser view (calls the UDFs via fused.runPython)
.env.example only if it needs an API key
Each Python file just defines a module-level main(...) function — that's the
entry point Fused Render calls, with the view's parameters passed as keyword
arguments. Imports live inside the function body, and any pip dependencies are
declared once per folder in pyproject.toml: every .py in the folder
shares one venv containing exactly what that file lists. (Per-file
PEP 723 # /// script headers are no
longer read — a leftover one is silently ignored.) Data that takes a while to
fetch is cached to disk on first run.
- These examples are for exploration and learning. Data sources are public (OpenStreetMap, Overture, US Census, Copernicus, Global Forest Watch, Maxar Open Data, NOAA); scenarios in the logistics/response demos are illustrative.
- Licensed under MIT. Want to add an example? See CONTRIBUTING.md for the folder contract and test harness.