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Know the world.
Act with confidence.

SitRep is a real-time world monitor. It pulls a curated wire of open intelligence across politics, military, finance, energy and hazards, corroborates it across sources, and puts it on one map.

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Curated feeds
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Beat categories
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Map layers
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Counts read live from this deployment.

Intelligence surfaces

One screen, every stream.

Each panel is a live feed with its own refresh clock. Nothing is a screenshot.

Global map

Nine layers over a dark basemap

Intel hotspots whose severity is fused from live reporting, conflict zones, USGS quakes, GDACS alerts, chokepoints, 210 military bases, 250 nuclear sites, 88 pipelines and 86 submarine cables — each toggleable, on a 6H→7D time filter.

The wire

Corroboration, not volume

Around a hundred curated feeds across fourteen beats. Near-duplicate stories cluster across outlets, so a headline carrying ×4 means four independent sources ran it. State-affiliated outlets are tagged, never hidden.

Markets

The tape beside the news

Futures, global indices, FX and rates, energy, metals and crypto with intraday sparklines — so a crude spike and a critical headline are read together rather than in two tabs.

Hazards

Seismic and disaster feeds

USGS earthquakes and GDACS red/orange/green alerts, ranked and mapped. M6+ events and red alerts escalate into the signals column automatically.

Signals

Where streams converge

Reporting surges on watched hotspots, multi-source corroborated critical stories, and market↔geopolitics convergence — each signal shows the evidence that triggered it.

Instability

Country stress, ranked

A per-country composite of structural baseline, news velocity, escalation language, disasters and hotspot proximity. Click any country to see the factor breakdown that produced its score.

Method

Scores you can argue with.

The instability index, the signal list and the tension gauge are heuristics over open data — weighted sums of things you can see. Every weight is printed in the interface and every score opens into its own factors. They are not classified assessments, not model predictions, and not calibrated forecasts; they are a reading of what the open record is doing right now.

.40

Country instability, top ten

.35

Headline severity, 6h window

.13

Disaster and seismic alerts

.12

Market stress

Sources

Open data, all the way down.

Every upstream is public and keyless. Nothing here requires an account, a contract or a vendor.

Better intelligence. Better decisions.

Run it yourself. It deploys as a static bundle plus a handful of serverless functions, with no database and nothing to configure.