OSIRIS

Overview

OSIRIS is an open-source intelligence dashboard. It pulls dozens of public live feeds, aircraft, ships, satellites, earthquakes, wildfires, space weather, news and known security flaws, and plots them on an interactive 3D globe. Everything renders in your browser; this container's only job is to fetch and relay the feed data.

Features

• A 3D globe (MapLibre) showing live aircraft, ships, satellites and more together
• Aviation, maritime, wildfire, earthquake, weather, space weather, news and CVE feeds, all working with no key
• Baseline Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana wallet lookups, with OFAC sanctions screening
• Public Telegram channel monitoring for open-source intelligence
• Optional AI-written summaries of what is happening in a region

Setting up

There is no account and no sign-in. Open it and the globe loads straight away.

Good to know

• The RECON tab needs a scanner backend you run yourself. It offers network recon tools (port scan, DNS, WHOIS, SSL, subdomains) that need a separate OSIRIS scanner service, which moose does not build or run. Point the two recon fields below at your own instance to turn it on; leave them blank and the tab answers with an error, and nothing else on the dashboard is affected.
• Two map layers need a free Cloudflare account. Internet Outages and Attack Origins need a Cloudflare Radar API token. Every other layer, including the GDELT Events feed, needs no key.
• AI region summaries need your own Google Gemini key, and Google bills you once your use passes its free tier. Without a key OSIRIS falls back to a plain summary with no AI writing.
• Live ship positions need a free aisstream.io key. Without one, the maritime layer still shows major ports and shipping chokepoints, but with no vessels moving between them.
• A handful of other feeds (wildfires, aircraft, satellites, and deeper wallet lookups) already work with no key at all; the optional keys below only raise their rate limits or add extra detail.