Interactive stories about science fieldwork.
Most science writing tells you what researchers found. Exped puts you on the rocky shore beside them: flying alongside the robot boat as it photographs a calving glacier, or descending past the halocline of a sea you thought was empty.
Each expedition is an immersive world built from a real field campaign, navigated chapter by chapter, with its own AI-driven droid as your companion: answering questions, pointing things out, and only ever speaking from that expedition’s research.
Every expedition is built from a specific field campaign: real coordinates, real seasons, real research questions. You stand where the scientists stood.
Each story has its own AI-driven droid as a companion: ASK-01 in the Baltic, SAL-01 on the glacier. Trained only on that expedition’s research, they answer the questions a linear story can’t anticipate.
Every claim tracks back to peer-reviewed papers and named field campaigns. Sources visible in the menu, always: never invented, never hand-waved.
Dive into one of Earth’s most threatened seas. Meet pike, perch, cod, and a stickleback swarm; surface a shipwreck; trace the dead zone.
Approach a calving glacier in Arctic Sweden. Stand on the shore, ride alongside a robot survey boat, watch a sérac collapse.
Drone-photograph the limestone of the Kok-Kiya region in the Tien Shan. Rappel into caves first spotted from the air, walk the river that led to them.
Descend into a sea trapped inside a karst island. Pass through the warm surface, a jellyfish swarm, the halocline, and the dead zone below.
A new fieldwork story is in development. Site selection, pilot survey, and a fresh droid companion are underway.
The intro is open to anyone, but each expedition is gated while we’re still wiring up edges. Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll send you a password.