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About
The live world, seen from above
Gods Eyes is a live 3D globe that runs in your browser. It gathers public live data (aircraft transponders, ship beacons, satellite orbits, earthquake and weather feeds, traffic cameras and transit vehicles) onto one 3D Earth, styled like an intelligence operations console.
No install
It is a web page. It works on phones, tablets and desktops in a current browser, and there is nothing to download.
Live, and shared
Our server reads each public feed once and shares the result with everyone, so the globe stays fast and the sources are not hammered.
Licensed data only
Every source we run allows commercial use, and each is credited on Data sources. Sources that are free for personal use only are switched off.
What it is not
- Not a navigation or safety tool. Positions can be delayed, missing or wrong. Use official sources for travel, weather warnings and emergencies.
- Not a flight schedule service. Gods Eyes shows what aircraft broadcast; it has no departure or arrival times, gates or delays.
- Not a way to follow private people. Military and government aircraft that broadcast public ADS-B are shown live, on public pages and in the app, but private aircraft whose owners opted out of public display through the FAA’s LADD or Privacy ICAO Address (PIA) programmes stay hidden, and so do private boats. Flight pages never show who owns an aircraft.
- Not proof of who is on board. The People desk covers named public figures, and links one to an aircraft only after we approve a member’s suggestion that cites a public source. A live position shows where the aircraft is, never who is in it.
Plans
The live map is free as a Field Agent, with every vision mode. Black Clearance adds the military picture, unlimited live cameras, rain radar, the 3D globe and more. See Pricing.
Built on open source
Gods Eyes is built on God’s Eye View, the open-source 3D globe project by Bilawal Sidhu (MIT license), with its own console, data pipeline and pages. Gods Eyes is not affiliated with or endorsed by the project or its author.
Contact
Questions, corrections or data requests: support@godseyes.io.