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Third Eye: a live map of the world you can self-host
An open-source intelligence dashboard that fuses planes, ships, fires, quakes, news and more onto one fast live map — no API keys needed to start.
Third Eye is an open-source geospatial dashboard, built on Next.js and MapLibre, that pulls live public feeds — aviation, maritime, wildfires, seismic activity, weather, satellites, news channels and more — onto a single GPU-accelerated map. It runs on free, public data sources and needs no API keys to get started, and it ships with extras like a recon toolkit and crypto-wallet tracing. The whole thing is self-hostable with prebuilt Docker images, and there's a live demo to try first.
Why a vibe-coder should care
It's the rare project that looks like a government 'situation room' but is something a curious person can spin up at home for free. Even if you never need the heavy features, it's a striking demo of how much of the world is already visible through open data.
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