The whole world.
Live on one map.

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Public cameras, flights, ships, earthquakes, subsea cables, prediction markets and crisis zones. Live where the sources allow it, always with attribution. Right in your browser.

–Aircraft airborne
–Ships on AIS
–Cameras (live, time-lapse, still)
–Earthquakes (7 days)
01 · Track a flight

1Search a flight

Type a flight number, call sign or city into the search box (shortcut /). Every dot on the globe is an aircraft broadcasting right now.

– aircraft airborne

2Click the aircraft

One click opens the flight card: altitude, speed, aircraft type and the track flown since take-off.

Real data here: a flight that is airborne right now, with its actual track.

3Follow it up close

With Follow the map stays with the aircraft. On the 3D globe you fly behind it or look out of the cockpit, plus a photo of this exact aircraft.

Track a flight now →
02 · Watch a live stream

1Turn on cameras

The Cameras layer shows public webcams, traffic cameras and live streams. Bright dots are live video, the rest are current stills.

– cameras worldwide

2Tap a place

Zoom into a place and tap the camera. You see its location, source and type.

3Watch live

The live picture starts right in the window, without leaving the map. Everything else keeps running alongside: flights, ships, weather events.

Cameras on the map →
03 · Ask the globe Beta

Ask a question. The globe shows the answer.

Try the examples for free. Your own questions are a beta feature of the Pro plan.

The whole world is waiting.

Nothing to install. Plans from just $1.99 a month.

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Nine tools. One map.

Turn on what you need. Every card cites its source and shows how fresh the data is.

Cameras

Traffic cameras from public agencies and webcams from around the world. Live video, time-lapse or still image – every camera shows what it delivers. Search by road or place, save favourites and build your camera wall.

Flights

Position, altitude, speed and heading in near real time wherever receivers pick them up. Military and government flights highlighted, with route, type, registration and photo.

Ships

AIS positions with name, type, destination and draught. Ships that go silent are flagged.

Crises & jamming

Editorially maintained crisis regions and known GPS interference zones (no live front lines), linked to the latest headlines.

Natural events

USGS earthquakes, NASA wildfires, storms and volcanoes, plus weather radar and the ISS live.

Infrastructure

Subsea cables, major airports and power plants above 50 MW. Zoom in and see what is happening around them.

Prediction markets

Markets placed where they get decided. Probability and volume at a glance. Information, not financial advice.

AI briefing

One click summarises earthquakes, events, military flights, markets and news in your current view.

2D map & 3D globe

A fast 2D map on any device. With Explorer, a 3D globe with terrain, satellite imagery and weather.

Sources & method →

Frequently asked

Is the map really free?

Yes. Every live layer is free. Without an account you can open 5 cameras a day, with a free account 15. Plans lift the limits and unlock pro tools.

Where do the cameras come from?

From transport agencies and from webcam operators who publish their images openly (for example via Windy or YouTube live streams). We only show what operators publish themselves and always cite the source. There is no face or licence-plate recognition.

How fresh are flights and ships?

Flights refresh every 10 seconds when zoomed in, ships every 30 seconds. ADS-B and AIS have gaps over oceans and in remote areas, and we show that openly.

Can I cancel any time?

Yes, with one click in your account. You keep access until the end of the paid period. The day pass is not a subscription and never renews.

Are prediction markets financial advice?

No. We show publicly available market prices as information. Decisions are yours.

Do you store my location?

No. Only your browser uses your location, if you allow it. Place searches are sent to OpenStreetMap Nominatim and results are cached briefly, not linked to your account. Account settings such as favourites and geofences are stored on our server.