The whole board, in one view.
The inner ring is the real Life Map — the same 8 territories and curated relationships from the homepage. The outer ring is CHEW's real capability registry, live, the same data the Opportunity Radar reads. The dashed lines between them are CHEW's own editorial grouping, not a database relationship — and three real capabilities don't fit cleanly into any territory yet. That gap is shown honestly, not hidden.
Two real datasets, one honest map — the grouping between them is ours, not the database's.
The 8 territories and their 13 relationships are the exact same curated data as the homepage Life Map. The 9 capabilities and their live provider counts are the exact same registry data as the Opportunity Radar. What's new here is the grouping between the two rings — CHEW's own editorial judgment about which capabilities generally serve which territories, not a stored relationship in the schema. Three capabilities (Event Production, Transportation / Logistics, Relocation / Storage) don't map cleanly onto any of the 8 financial territories, so they're shown separately rather than forced into a connection that doesn't really exist.