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A spy-satellite view of the world, in your browser

God's Eye View turns public data into a 3D globe that looks like a classified cockpit: live aircraft with their call signs, thermal and night-vision filters, and any city on Earth. No account, no keys.

14 minBeginnerTools: FreeStep 1 free
Tested 7 Oct 2026 · God's Eye View 0.2.1, Node 26, Windows 11, no API keys
A photoreal satellite globe running on your own machine
Live aircraft near any location, with call sign, height and speed
Thermal (FLIR), night-vision (NVG), CRT and other sensor looks, plus a 15-second clip ready to post
  • Free satellite, earthquake and public camera layers, with no keys or accounts
Before you start
  • Level 0 done: Git and Node.js 24 or 26 installed (not 25)
  • About 600MB of disk space
  • A laptop from the last few years. It's a 3D app, so very old machines will struggle
● What you'll have in 14 minutes
Preview
Live aircraft lock-on over Austin, then the night-vision and thermal filters. Real public flight data, recorded 7 Oct 2026.
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Download and install it

Get the official code and its parts.

  1. Terminal
    git clone https://github.com/bilawalsidhu/gods-eye-view
    cd gods-eye-view
    npm ci
    Output
    added 168 packages, and audited 169 packages in 1m
    
    3 vulnerabilities (1 low, 2 high)
  2. It takes about a minute, and the whole folder comes to about 565MB. The "vulnerabilities" line is npm's routine warning about known issues in some packages, common in most projects. Don't run npm audit fix --force.

    Tipnpm ci installs the exact versions the project was tested with. It's what the README uses, and it's safer than npm install here.
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CheckpointThe install ends with added 168 packages (or similar) and gives you back the prompt.
If it breaksIt complains about your Node version
It complains about your Node version
God's Eye View needs Node 24 (24.14 or later) or 26. Run node --version. If you're on 25 or older, install Node 24 LTS and open a new terminal. Windows: winget install --id OpenJS.NodeJS.LTS -e. Mac or Linux, using the official nodejs.org commands ↗: curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.40.8/install.sh | bash, then . "$HOME/.nvm/nvm.sh", then nvm install 24. On a Mac with Homebrew you can use brew install node@24 instead.
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