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God's Eye View — open-source 3D geospatial OSINT globe with voice agent
100k ft — What is this?
God's Eye View — open-source 3D geospatial OSINT globe with voice agent
50k ft — Why care?
Bilawal Sidhu open-sourced God's Eye View V1 (MIT): a browser 3D globe tracking real-time planes, ships, satellites, traffic cameras and infrastructure, with FLIR-style modes, a voice agent you can ask what's happening, annotations, and cockpit views. Extend it with new data layers.
10k ft — Key takeaways
• Layer architecture makes adding new feeds straightforward.
• MIT-licensed base for a live geospatial dashboard.
• Voice-agent-over-map is a strong interface pattern for situational awareness.
5k ft — Tools & techniques
God's Eye View
AI agents, real-time data fusion, voice agent
1k ft — Deep-dive / try it
Comment ‘3d’ to get the GitHub and deep dive. God’s Eye View V1 is open source. It feels like a spy simulator in your browser — except the underlying data is real, and you can talk to the planet too.
Track planes, ships, satellites, traffic cameras, and critical infrastructure. Use voice mode to ask what’s happening, annotate the 3D world, or jump into a plane’s cockpit.
Already a ton to explore. Code is MIT licensed, so add new layers, extend the voice agent, break things, and show me what you cook.
#futuretech #ai #osint #geospatial
Transcript excerpt
You asked, so it's happening. God's Eye View, open-sourced. This thing feels like a spy satellite simulator. Click on absolutely everything and you can track it. Turn on FLIR mode and suddenly you're wondering, holy crap, is this real? The thing is, the aesthetics are obviously having a little bit of fun. Make it feel like you're in a spy thriller movie. But the data underpinning it is actually real. So what you're looking at is the real-time location vessels, planes, satellites, and so much more. Let's get into it.