sheets.works

sheets.works publishes interactive weekly data stories about pop culture and sports, including film, music, games and money.

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About sheets.works

sheets.works hosts The Data Drop, which publishes one interactive data story each week on topics including film, sport, money, tech, and everyday life. Each story is built as an interactive page and sent by email on Tuesday.

The site keeps an archive of 128 past stories that can be filtered or searched, along with daily news items and a daily sentence-rephrasing game. Extra Hidden Tab stories are members only and do not appear on the main page.

Key features

  • Weekly interactive data story on pop culture and sports topics
  • Archive of 128 past stories with filter and search
  • Daily five-try sentence rephrasing game with new puzzle at midnight
  • Tuesday email with new free story
  • Members-only Hidden Tab with three extra stories per week
  • Plain-language uplifting daily news stories with photos
Best for: People who want brief interactive data explanations of film, sport, money, tech and everyday topics.
Good for
  • Weekly Tuesday story is described as free
  • Archive of 128 stories can be filtered or searched
  • Site lists republication or mentions by outlets including Gizmodo, Yahoo and Kottke
Watch out for
  • Hidden Tab stories are members only and do not appear on the main page

sheets.works at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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sheets.works FAQ

How often is a new Data Drop story published?
One email every Tuesday, described as free.
What is the Hidden Tab?
Members-only stories, three a week, that do not appear on the main page.
How does the Long Story Short daily game work?
Rephrase a twelve-word sentence in exactly five of its own words, with five tries and a new sentence at midnight.
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