DATA STORIES IN MOTION
See the numbers move.
PulseKita turns public data, research and company numbers into visual stories people actually want to watch.
STORY FORMATS
Malaysia first. Global when the comparison gets interesting.
How big is Malaysia's local movie box office?
FINAS annual Wajib Tayang totals for 2024, 2025 and partial 2026.
Watch story →Which local movie is leading Malaysia's 2026 box office?
A reviewed FINAS Wajib Tayang box-office snapshot.
Watch story →Petrol vs hybrid vs EV: Malaysia since 2000
Watch Malaysia's vehicle registrations shift across fuel types.
Watch story →Which parts of Malaysian life got expensive fastest?
Watch major CPI divisions separate relative to the 2010 base.
Watch story →Malaysia's economy: GDP vs GNI since 1970
More than five decades of real GDP and GNI side by side.
Watch story →Malaysia's unemployment shock and recovery
Annualised monthly unemployment data from 2010 onward.
Watch story →Which Malaysian state grew the most?
Watch every state and federal territory move through the ranking from 1970 to 2026.
Watch story →Selangor vs Johor
A side-by-side population race between two of Malaysia's biggest centres.
Watch story →Malaysia keeps growing
One number moving through more than five decades of demographic change.
Watch story →Seven snapshots of a growing Malaysia
Slow the story down and inspect seven anchor years from 1970 to 2026.
Watch story →Where does Malaysia live?
Watch population intensity move across Malaysia on an animated state map.
Watch story →Where does Southeast Asia live?
Watch population intensity shift across Southeast Asia on a regional map.
Watch story →Southeast Asia's population race
A regional population ranking driven directly by World Bank indicator data.
Watch story →EXPLORE
Data should cross borders when the story deserves it.
PULSEKITA STUDIO
Your spreadsheet can be a story, not a slide.
We turn company data, reports and research into animated stories, social videos and interactive experiences that are easier to understand and harder to ignore.
The same engine powering PulseKita's public stories is being designed to power branded stories later.