The French tech whiz bringing Covid data to the masses


Covidtracker, Vaccintracker, Vitemadose and now Chronodose: Rozier has created, alone and then with other volunteers, free anti-Covid Internet services. From May 12, 2021, Chronodose, the youngest websites of the series, will make it possible to search for a vaccination appointment that remained available the same day or the next day. — AFP

PARIS: At just 25 years old, Guillaume Rozier is devising the most popular tools to emerge during France’s Covid-19 pandemic – the data websites charting the costs of the crisis, and the progress in the fight to end it.

“I would never have imagined all the innovations, the creativity, that have their source in these data,” Rozier told AFP.

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