World Monitor is a real-time global intelligence dashboard that visualizes raw global signals on a live 3D map. Designed to bypass the lag of traditional news headlines, the platform streams data covering ships, jets, sirens, subsea cables, and markets, using artificial intelligence to highlight when these signals converge into critical events.

Built with developers and intelligence analysts in mind, World Monitor features 56 live layers—including AIS shipping, flight tracking, GPS jamming, and power grids—alongside corroborated AI alerts that trigger only when independent sources agree. Additionally, it offers an Instability Index with instant dossiers and AI briefs for 196 countries, complemented by a 39-tool MCP server and REST API built specifically for AI agents.

Pros of World Monitor

Streams raw global signals onto a live 3D map including shipping, flight tracking, and GPS jamming
Corroborated AI alerts trigger only when independent sources agree
Includes an Instability Index with instant dossiers and AI briefs for 196 countries
Developer-friendly with a 39-tool MCP server and REST API built for AI agents

Cons of World Monitor

Information is limited based on the provided raw global signals and layers
Requires familiarity with advanced intelligence dashboards and data streams
Dependent on AI flagging and data feed accuracy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is World Monitor?

World Monitor is a real-time global intelligence dashboard built on a live 3D map that streams raw global signals like ships, jets, sirens, subsea cables, and markets, using AI to flag critical events.

What features are included in World Monitor?

It includes 56 live layers (such as AIS shipping, flight tracking, GPS jamming, and power grids), corroborated AI alerts, an Instability Index with briefs for 196 countries, and a 39-tool MCP server and REST API for AI agents.