Two free, lightweight iframe widgets — a compact case-counter and a full case-curve chart — that you can drop into any article, blog post, or newsletter. No tracking, no scripts you don't already trust. CC BY 4.0.
Fits cleanly inside an article column at 540 px and re-flows down to phone width. Pulls fresh totals from cases.json on every load.
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<iframe src="https://hantavirussupplies.com/embed/counter.html"
width="100%" height="200"
style="border:none;max-width:560px"
loading="lazy"
title="Hanta Hub · MV Hondius hantavirus tracker"></iframe>The full cumulative case curve (confirmed / probable / inconclusive) with deaths on the right axis. Sits well as a featured graphic at the top of an article. 720 px wide on desktop, 320 px tall.
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<iframe src="https://hantavirussupplies.com/embed/chart.html"
width="100%" height="340"
style="border:none;max-width:740px"
loading="lazy"
title="Hanta Hub · MV Hondius case curve"></iframe>If you're writing about the outbreak and want logos, OG images, a boilerplate paragraph, or a quote on background, our press kit has everything in one page.
The widget is licensed under CC BY 4.0. The only requirement is a visible link back to https://hantavirussupplies.com/. The iframe link is already included.
If you'd like a different size, colour scheme, or a static-image version, the open data feed at /data/cases.json is also CC BY 4.0 — you can build your own.
We publish three CC BY 4.0 data endpoints that any developer or journalist can pull:
Yes — free, CC BY 4.0, no tracking, no scripts beyond the iframe itself. We only ask that the link back to Hanta Hub remains visible.
No. The widget contains no analytics, no third-party scripts, and no cookies. It is a static page hosted on Vercel.
The widget refreshes when our daily scheduled task runs an outbreak data sync. During active outbreak phases, that's once per day; during quieter phases, less frequently.