Track global news and geopolitical signals in real time on a single screen
If you want to view scattered international news, military trends, and financial market data in real time on one screen, this tool is suitable. It is an integrated dashboard that overlays various information sources on a world map and uses AI to summarize them. You can use the same data across multiple environments, including web, desktop, and terminal.
Accessing the same information across different environments
You can access the same real-time data through a web browser, desktop app, terminal, and programming language SDK. In particular, the terminal dashboard provides a world map, news, and market data in the shell with color themes and mouse support, without requiring a separate API key. The desktop app is based on Tauri, supports macOS, Windows, and Linux, and allows switching between all variants (tech, finance, commodity, etc.) with a single binary.
AI-based information synthesis and correlation analysis
AI synthesizes global and regional news feeds into briefs. A dual map engine supporting both 3D globe and 2D flat map visualizes geographic context. It analyzes correlations between military, economic, disaster, and tension signals to calculate a specific country's Instability Index (CII) in real time. This index includes 24-hour fluctuation trends for 31 Tier-1 countries.
Local AI and agent integration
You can run AI features locally using Ollama, allowing it to function in environments that do not require external API keys. Agents or scripts can call the tool's functions through an MCP server, and it provides a REST API and official SDKs (Python, Ruby, Go). This means that not only browser users but also automation scripts or AI agents can consume this data programmatically.
Things to check before use
The source code follows the AGPL-3.0-only license, and commercial use is possible if you comply with AGPL conditions. However, proprietary source or official brand usage requires a separate commercial license. No environment variables are required for basic execution, but data sources for specific features may require credentials, so you should check .env.example. All site variants and desktop binaries are built from the same codebase and are maintained stably.
