GGChart

What it does

GGChart is an indie-made app that visualizes Japanese taste and culture with simple X‑Y maps. 🍜🍶 Explore ramen, sake, tea, retro games and more, or create your own charts with custom axes. I built GGChart to make subjective data—flavor, impressions, preferences—easier to see. 📊✨ All chart items are currently free. I’d love for you to try it and share your maps. 🙌

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