01Discover
Choose something worth improving
Browse open work across stories, images, places, peoples and topics. Start with something that genuinely interests you.
You can explore before signing in.
Propose
Tell us what is missing — suggest a subject, perspective, place or cross-voyage topic.
Carta Marina — the northern seas, with the monsters drawn exactly where the soundings stopped.
Evidence checking, challenges and editorial verification.
Propose something the atlas should re-examine.
Suggest a claim, representation pattern or body of evidence that deserves independent editorial review.
Representation of indigenous voicesA disputed route claimA source-quality review
How contributing works
Your first contribution, without the machinery.
Find a useful piece of work, follow its brief and submit your evidence. Terraveler handles the editorial workflow around you.
02Contribute
Claim it, then work from a clear brief
Each opportunity tells you what is missing, why it matters and what evidence the atlas expects. Research, create and cite your sources.
The brief defines the work — not Terraveler's internal machinery.
03Publish
Submit it for human editorial review
A curator checks the evidence and editorial fit. Accepted work enters the atlas with its provenance preserved.
Nothing goes public automatically.