The information apps

Six apps read the same live feeds the map draws, but as lists you can filter, sort and ask questions about. All six are free, and each has an AI mode — the ✦ in the window header — scoped to that app's own data.

Open them from the apps grid in the console.

#News Feed

World news placed on the map. Filter by theme — OSINT & conflict, world wire, or everything — and by source. Clicking a story flies the map to where it happened.

Sources are public wires and feeds: BBC, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Al Jazeera, ReliefWeb and a set of open Telegram channels, refreshed every half hour. In AI mode it will summarise the last hour, keep only what it judges critical, or tell you what is worth tracking.

#Hazard Watch

Every natural hazard the map carries, as one ranked list: earthquakes, fires and weather events, filterable to each. Sorted by severity or by time.

Useful when you want the strongest events right now rather than a map full of markers — "only M5+ earthquakes", "summarise by region".

#Cosmos

The sky and what is happening in it: solar flares, geomagnetic storms and asteroid approaches, plus tonight's sky and the current space weather.

Data comes from NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center and NASA. The Kp index, storm state and the flare count for the last 24 hours are on the /view Space tab as a standing readout.

#Markets

Indices, defence stocks, energy, commodities and crypto, with what is moving today. Quotes come from Yahoo Finance and CoinGecko, refreshed every 15 minutes.

This is a price feed, and only that. There is no wallet analysis, no transaction tracing and no portfolio.

#Supply Chain

Ports, chokepoints and the pressure along shipping routes, alongside the suppliers and plants that global manufacturing depends on. Each carries a status — operational, open, clear — or an alert when something upstream says otherwise.

Pairs with the Maritime layers on the map: the app tells you which chokepoint is under pressure, the map shows you what is queued at it.

#Infrastructure

The health of the internet's critical services — cloud platforms, CDN and DNS providers, AI APIs, communications, developer infrastructure and map providers — collected from their own status pages and refreshed every few minutes.

Filter to issues for just what is broken. This is about the internet at large, not about exo[intel]'s own uptime.

#Layers & Feeds

The /view sidebar has a windowed twin, for when you want the layer catalogue as a full app rather than a corner panel — every layer with its description, its group, and the state of the feed behind it.