Start with the world
Explore a globe of indexed events. Move from geographic clusters to source-linked reports, with clear labels for approximate locations.
GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE / PRIVATE BETAThe world moves.
The world moves.
See what
connects.
Combine global public reporting and your own private sources in a source-grounded picture of the world. Explore events, follow developing situations, and keep the evidence within reach.
01 — OBSERVE02 — CONNECT03 — INVESTIGATE
ORBITAL / WORLD VIEWILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
Illustrative signals · map outline from Natural Earth
01 / Maritime
One route. Several signals.
Bring maritime advisories and port context into the same view. Open the original notices to understand timing and scope.
FROM SIGNAL TO UNDERSTANDINGLess tab switching.
Less tab switching.
More perspective.
A connected workspace for the questions that don’t fit into a single news story.
Follow the development
Find candidate situations connected by reported facilities, entities, locations and time. Review the evidence behind every grouping.
Build the evidence trail
Save investigations, revisit their reports, and ask the analyst questions grounded in indexed events.
EXPAND YOUR PERSPECTIVE
Your sources. A wider world.
Bring your own intelligence.
Connect RSS, Atom and JSON feeds to your private workspace. See your reports alongside global events, with source attribution and control over AI sharing.
Explore source connectors ↗See beyond the surface.
Explore predicted satellite positions in 3D. Select public catalogs, trace a modeled orbit and control time. Switch the station layer on or off on your event globe.
Explore Orbit ↗CONTEXT WITHOUT FALSE CERTAINTYA connection is
A connection is
a place to look.
Not a conclusion.
Nearby events can share a location without sharing a cause. Multiple reports can repeat a single original source.
Orbital Red keeps those distinctions visible. Source links, report times, geographic precision and grouping explanations travel with the evidence.
How we handle sources ↗A few things to know.
Is this a live satellite feed?
Orbit models satellite positions from public orbital elements; it is not live telemetry or imagery. Orbital Red also indexes public event reporting. Premium imagery and licensed vessel-tracking streams are not included.
How fresh is the data?
Freshness depends on the source and collection schedule. The beta uses daily scheduled collection with manual refresh available to the private workspace operator. Each source has its own cooldown and coverage limits.
Can I try it without an account?
The interactive illustration above is public. The intelligence workspace requires access. Visit Contact & access for the current beta entry options.
Does AI verify a report?
No. The analyst helps explore indexed evidence when an AI provider is configured. Check the original sources; an AI response is not independent verification.