God's Eye View is a real-time geospatial intelligence platform that visualizes live public data on a photorealistic 3D globe in your browser.
The tool addresses the fragmentation of open-source intelligence by consolidating publicly available signals—aircraft transponders, ship beacons, satellite positions, seismic data, and public cameras—into a single interactive interface. Rather than requiring users to monitor multiple browser tabs and data sources, it renders these feeds on a 3D Earth model with smooth interpolation and clearly distinguishes between live data, simulated content, and unavailable sources. The platform runs client-side in the browser, includes voice control powered by a realtime AI agent, and maintains transparency about data freshness and source attribution for each layer.
Developers and researchers interested in geospatial visualization, open-source intelligence, or spatial data integration should consider this tool. It suits projects requiring real-time tracking of aircraft, maritime traffic, satellites, or seismic activity, as well as applications that need to display multiple heterogeneous data streams on a unified globe interface. The project is built on Cesium and WebGL, making it suitable for teams already working within that ecosystem. The README does not compare it to alternative platforms.
The project maintains active development with regular updates to live data integrations and visualization features. The codebase is fully inspectable and open to community contribution, with documentation covering quick-start setup, API key configuration, and cost considerations for running live data feeds. The tool deliberately exposes its data sources and processing logic, treating transparency about what is live versus simulated or reconstructed as a core design principle rather than an afterthought.
