With an increasing outreach of digital platforms in our lives, researchers have taken a keen interest in studying different facets of social interactions. Analyzing the spread of information (
aka
diffusion) has brought forth multiple research areas such as modelling user engagement, determining emerging topics, forecasting the virality of online posts and predicting information cascades. Despite such ever-increasing interest, there remains a vacuum among easy-to-use interfaces for large-scale visualization of diffusion models. In this paper, we introduce
DiVA
–
Di
ffusion
V
isualization and
A
nalysis, a tool that provides a scalable web interface and extendable APIs to analyze various diffusion trends on networks.
DiVA
uniquely offers support for simultaneous comparison of two competing diffusion models and even the comparison with the ground-truth results, which help develop a coherent understanding of real-world scenarios. Along with performing an exhaustive feature comparison and system evaluation of
DiVA
against publicly-available web interfaces for information diffusion, we conducted a user study to understand the strengths and limitations of
DiVA
. We noticed that evaluators had a seamless user experience, especially when analyzing diffusion on
large
networks.