Is World Monitor really free?
“Yes.
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“A single live view that fuses signals most tools keep separate: conflict events, ship and aircraft tracking, shipping chokepoints, satellites, subsea cables, pipelines, markets and cyber threats — on one real-time world map, with AI scoring and briefs on top.
“From 778 attributed providers.
“Yes.
“Open-source real-time global intelligence platform aggregating conflicts, military movements, markets, infrastructure, and geopolitical data.”
“Yes. The live map costs $0 with no signup and no trial clock: 59 map layer types, every one but Resilience, plus curated feeds, country briefs, breaking alerts and monitoring surfaces.”
“A single live view that fuses signals most tools keep separate: conflict events, ship and aircraft tracking, shipping chokepoints, satellites, subsea cables, pipelines, markets and cyber threats — on one real-time world map, with AI scoring and briefs on top. World Monitor is a free one.”
“From 778 attributed providers. Named ones include ACLED and UCDP for conflict, AISStream for live vessels, OpenSky for aircraft, NASA FIRMS for fires, USGS for earthquakes, IMF, BIS, FRED and Finnhub for markets and macro — plus curated news feeds. Every panel cites its sources and timestamps inline.”
“Yes. 13 chokepoints, both straits and canals, from Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb to Suez, are tracked with live AIS vessel counts, week-over-week transit change and disruption scoring — and density anomalies are flagged against each chokepoint's rolling baseline.”
World Monitor: “Open-source real-time global intelligence platform aggregating conflicts, military movements, markets, infrastructure, and geopolitical data.”