Moving from alpha to public beta. A better way to browse and compare curated datasets.
Qaya is now in public beta. ## Why this exists As the moderator of [r/onebag](https://reddit.com/r/onebag) I've been maintaining the onebag spreadsheet for over 10 years. It has 400+ travel bags with specs and features, airline carry-on size limits for 150+ carriers, and a compatibility matrix showing which bags fit which airlines. Sharing that data meant telling people to open Google Sheets, scroll to column G, and filter for values under 2kg. That experience is bad on desktop. It is worse on mobile. It is impossible for anyone using accessibility tools. I needed a better interface, so I built one. Then I realized other people maintaining datasets have the same problem.
Continue reading →Faster search input, fixed changelog ordering, and pinned post improvements.
Search across all datasets and content from anywhere on the site.
## Cross-Dataset Search You can now search across all datasets from anywhere on the site. Start typing in the search bar to see matching items from all collections.
Continue reading →Dataset cards and headers now show when data was last updated.
Navigate image galleries with swipe gestures, arrow buttons, and keyboard shortcuts.
Card layouts now size more consistently and keep action icons visible on touch devices.
Share direct links to specific sections on detail pages.
Detail pages now show multiple images per item, and table view displays thumbnails for faster visual comparison.
New banner image style for wide logos, browsable tags and categories, and navigation polish.
Tag lists on detail pages can now link to related datasets with automatic filtering.
Major polish update with SEO improvements, mobile enhancements, and accessibility upgrades.
Click column headers to sort tables, and expand listings to full width.
Expand listings to full width and link directly to external sources.
New visual range sliders, search dropdowns, and card bookmarks make filtering and tracking items easier.
Compare 38+ Linux distributions by features, init system, desktop environment, and use case.
Key stats at a glance with the new aside layout.
Every visitor gets a unique colorful avatar - no account required.
New feedback system makes it easy to report corrections and suggest new items.
Choose how cards display - from full detail grids to compact lists that show 5–6 items per screen.
A smarter search bar that shows where you are and lets you search from anywhere.
Improved responsive tables with touch resizing and smarter breakpoints.
Resize table columns to your preferred width, with fixes for mobile sticky columns and cross-dataset navigation.
A single navigation dropdown that works everywhere, with instant search to find any collection or dataset.
Collections organize datasets into themed entry points with smart filtering. Find exactly what you need, faster.
Drag columns into your preferred order in the column selector. Your layout, your way.
New distribution bars show sentiment and airline tier breakdowns right on the cards.
Everything you need is now in one menu, plus mobile browsing just got way smoother.
Bag detail pages now link directly to all Reddit discussions, combining insights from multiple communities.
Your view preferences stick around-no more resetting every visit.
Organize card information into logical sections for easier scanning.
Weights, volumes, and prices now display with consistent decimal precision.
Browse Reddit discussions about travel bags with direct links to bag details and consistent currency display.
Bag detail pages are now fully static for faster loads, better SEO, and improved reliability.
See what Reddit says about each bag, plus view prices in USD, EUR, or GBP.
Compare carry-on and personal item size limits for 100+ airlines worldwide.
A new way to search and compare travel gear with curated, filterable datasets.
How to find the right bag for one-bag travel.