Tokyo under live earthquake and natural-event data - deep-linked via worldeye.miitv.com/?q=Tokyo
WorldEye flies you to any address, city, or country on a live 3D satellite globe, pulls in public data around it, and lets you have a conversation with what you see.
Real footage from the live app, narrated. Nothing staged.
Every feature below is live in the app today.
Type any street address, city, or country. WorldEye flies a CesiumJS 3D satellite globe there and starts pulling in the world around it.
A conversational analyst (Groq) that knows what is on your globe: weather, quakes, fires, flights, webcams, housing, traffic. It answers in text and out loud (neural TTS).
Toggle earthquakes, natural events, aircraft, the ISS, public webcams, air quality, marine traffic links, live audio, and city traffic - each with timestamps and source links.
Curated public webcams stream in-app where the source allows it; LiveATC air-traffic audio and scanner feeds play in the Listen card, with a 10-code decoder for scanner traffic.
One tap flies the globe to where you are and loads everything around you. Permission is only ever requested when you tap - never on page load.
Opt-in tracking that follows you while the app is open and checks official alerts around your position, with start / pause / stop, accuracy readouts, and deduped in-app alerts.
Save a watch on any place: a small server monitor (a Cloudflare Worker) checks official sources every 15 minutes and emails you through verified addresses only. Signed webhooks for your own systems.
A real PWA: home-screen icon, full-screen standalone window, offline app shell, and update prompts. iOS via Share → Add to Home Screen; Android/desktop via the browser install prompt.
Every place is a shareable ?q= link. Share a view and the recipient lands exactly where you were looking.
WorldEye reads only public, official, or community-open feeds, and links back to each source.
Layers refresh on their own cadence while you look at the globe, and every card shows timestamps so staleness is visible, not hidden. The Alert Watch monitor runs every 15 minutes around the clock. If a source is down, WorldEye says so in the panel instead of showing an empty all-clear.
Your precise location never touches our servers and is never sent to email or webhook destinations. It goes only to the public weather and event APIs the app already queries on your behalf. Alert destinations must verify before anything is delivered: a 6-digit code for email, a signed challenge for webhooks. No accounts, no tracking pixels, nothing sold.
What WorldEye is not - so you can trust what it is.
Official weather alerts are US-only (National Weather Service). City traffic and incident data exist only where cities publish open feeds - today New York and Austin. There is no claim of global real-time coverage.
No website or PWA can reliably track location in the background on iOS or Android. Travel mode works only while WorldEye is open on screen, and it says so in the panel. Always-on travel alerts would need a native app.
Ship tracking opens MarineTraffic / VesselFinder for the area you are viewing; live AIS is not embedded in the globe.
Webcams, ATC, and scanner audio depend on their operators. Some play in-app, some open at the source. If a feed dies, the card tells you.
WorldEye aggregates public data as published, with no real-time guarantee. For life-safety decisions always use official channels directly.
All feeds remain the property of their publishers and are used under their public terms. WorldEye adds the globe, the conversation, and the alerting - not ownership.
Open worldeye.miitv.com in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. WorldEye launches full-screen from its own icon.
Open worldeye.miitv.com and tap INSTALL in the header (or the browser menu → Install app). The offline shell keeps the interface available without a connection; live data needs network.