USE CASES
Researchers verify breaking events. Travelers scout destinations. Storm watchers track the skies. Here is what people actually do with WorldEye.
Investigators, analysts and reporters verifying what is really happening on the ground.
Cross-reference live street cameras with earthquake, wildfire and weather layers to verify events as they unfold. Run DNS, WHOIS and SSL lookups with the in-browser OSINT toolkit, and follow GDELT, cyber-threat and live-news feeds for early signal.
People planning trips — or armchair-exploring the planet from the couch.
Check live street cameras at a destination before booking, watch weather systems moving across a route, and follow flights in real time. All free, no account needed.
Storm chasers, preparedness-minded households and anyone who wants to see severe weather as it happens.
Watch earthquakes, wildfires and severe weather light up the globe in real time, then drop into street cameras near the affected area to see conditions with their own eyes.
Plane spotters and flight trackers who follow the skies.
Follow live aircraft positions and telemetry rendered on the 3D globe — watch traffic flow over oceans, circle holding patterns and line up final approaches.
Teachers and students exploring geography, earth science and current events.
Turn the classroom into a mission-control view of the planet: trace fault lines during a quake, follow a hurricane's path, or compare day and night across continents — free, with no signup friction.
Ship spotters, coastal observers and logistics watchers.
Follow vessel traffic with the maritime tracking feed, watch straits and shipping lanes, and layer weather data over busy sea routes.
Start free — the globe, flights, cameras, satellites and hazard layers need no account. Upgrade when you want the intelligence toolkit.