Embed CarShake Tools

Free embeddable widgets for your blog, docs, or website. Just copy and paste the iframe snippet.

Available Widgets

Portfolio Network Widget

Display our full portfolio network of tools on your site.

<iframe src="https://carshake.online/embed/tools/portfolio-network.html" width="100%" height="380" frameborder="0"></iframe>

Network Widget (sipi.bot)

Cross-portfolio network widget hosted from the portfolio hub.

<iframe src="https://sipi.bot/network-widget" width="100%" height="320" frameborder="0"></iframe>

Valet Damage Index — Top 10 US Cities

Embeddable ranking of US cities by valet-damage rate. Add ?city=slug for a single-city badge. CC BY 4.0, attribution link included.

<iframe src="https://carshake.online/embed/tools/valet-damage-index.html" width="100%" height="520" style="border:1px solid #334155;border-radius:8px" loading="lazy" title="Valet Damage Index — US Cities Ranked"></iframe>

See the full interactive index →

How to embed a CarShake widget

Choose the widget that matches the information you want to publish, copy its iframe snippet, and paste it into an HTML or custom-code block on your site. Keep the supplied source URL and attribution link intact. After publishing, open the page on both desktop and mobile to confirm that the frame fits your content column and can be read without horizontal scrolling.

The portfolio widgets provide navigation between related tools. The Valet Damage Index widget publishes a compact view of the open research dataset and can be linked back to the full interactive index. Use the full index when readers need filtering, city-level pages, or access to the underlying report and data files.

Embedding FAQ

Do I need JavaScript or an API key?

No API key is required for the iframe snippets shown here. Your site only needs to allow iframe embeds from the supplied source domain.

Can I change the iframe dimensions?

Yes. Adjust width and height to fit your layout, then test the result. Avoid making the frame so short that readers must scroll inside a very small area.

Can I copy the research data instead of embedding it?

The linked research material is published under CC BY 4.0. Follow the attribution requirements and link to the source so readers can inspect the current version.