World Monitor

World Monitor is a free real-time global intelligence dashboard that pulls together over 500 data feeds from 65+ providers onto a single interactive map. You can see ships moving, flights, fires, outages, GPS jamming zones, submarine cables, and more — all updating live. The system uses AI to watch for patterns: when ships reroute, markets shift, and news spikes in the same region, the map flags it. No signup, no tour. It just loads and starts streaming.

What makes it stand out is the correlation engine. Instead of a list of feeds, World Monitor fuses signals across geopolitics, shipping, weather, and markets. You can click any country and get an instability score, an AI-generated brief with cited headlines, and a timeline of recent events. There are six tuned lenses — world, finance, commodity, tech, energy, and even a 'Happy' lens — each showing relevant layers. The interface is keyboard-driven with 154 commands via ⌘K. It's also open source under AGPL-3.0.

This is a tool for anyone who needs to spot trouble before it hits the headlines. Journalists monitoring conflict zones, traders tracking supply chain risks, or analysts following AI infrastructure and energy dependencies will find it useful. Because it's free and runs in a browser, you can jump in and start exploring immediately. Pro plans exist for additional layers and historical data, but the core dashboard is accessible to everyone.