Monitor geopolitical events, financial markets, and news across the globe in real-time from a single dashboard.
Research country-level risk scores across military, economic, cyber, and disaster dimensions for analysis.
Track infrastructure incidents, commodity prices, and cryptocurrency markets alongside breaking news.
Run AI-powered news summarization locally without sending data to external APIs using Ollama.
Requires Ollama local LLM setup, Tauri desktop build environment, and multiple data source integrations (news APIs, market feeds, geopolitical data).
World Monitor is an open-source real-time global intelligence dashboard that aggregates news, geopolitical signals, financial data, and infrastructure information into a unified situational awareness interface. It is aimed at people who want a single place to track what is happening around the world across multiple dimensions simultaneously, rather than switching between separate news, markets, and geopolitical monitoring tools. The application aggregates over 500 curated news feeds across 15 categories and uses AI to synthesize them into brief summaries. It provides a dual-map interface with both a 3D interactive globe and a flat WebGL map, showing 45 different data layers such as military events, economic indicators, disaster tracking, and cyber incidents. It monitors 92 stock exchanges, commodities, and cryptocurrency markets. The country intelligence feature produces a composite risk score for each country across 12 signal categories. A local AI mode using Ollama lets you run all AI features without sending data to external APIs. The project ships as both a web application and native desktop apps (for Windows, macOS, and Linux) built with Tauri. You would use World Monitor if you are a researcher, journalist, analyst, or generally curious person who wants a real-time situational awareness tool that combines geopolitics, finance, news, and infrastructure tracking in one dashboard. The license allows free personal, research, and educational use; commercial use requires a separate license. The tech stack is vanilla TypeScript with Vite on the frontend, Tauri (Rust) for the desktop app, globe.gl and deck.gl for the map rendering, and support for Ollama, Groq, and OpenRouter as AI backends.
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