• Picks
  • Discover
  • Alternatives
  • About

© 2026 Willet

  • Newsletter
  • About
  • FAQ
  • Terms
  • Privacy & Cookies
Join the Discord (opens in a new tab)
Shadowbroker avatar

Shadowbroker

Self-hosted OSINT map combining live aircraft, ships, satellites and more

  • Security testing and OSINT
  • Data and spreadsheets
View on GitHub

What it is

A self-hosted geospatial intelligence dashboard that pulls dozens of public feeds onto one map: ADS-B aircraft, AIS vessels, satellite orbits, earthquakes, wildfires, CCTV streams, GPS jamming zones, mesh radio nodes and geoparsed Telegram posts. It adds a server-side recon panel for DNS, WHOIS, BGP, sanctions and CVE lookups, optional Shodan overlays, and an authenticated command channel that lets an AI agent search and annotate the map. Analysts, researchers and radio hobbyists run it to watch many public signals side by side and look for connections between them.

Images

Facts

Stars
11,347 GitHub stars.
11,347

Forks
1,800
Commits
651
Contributors
32
Language
Python
License
AGPL-3.0
Last commit
Oct 19, 2026
On GitHub since
March 2026
First release
March 2026
Platforms
web, self-hosted
Self-hostable
Yes
Alternative to
Flightradar24
Author
Shadowbroker
Tags
  • osint
  • mesh-network
  • maps
  • ai-agents
  • data-visualization
  • dashboard

Last synced from GitHub on Oct 20, 2026

The 10 best overlooked open-source projects, every Monday.

Share and more

Comments

No comments yet. Start the conversation.

Similar projects

  • Elie Habib avatar

    World Monitor

    Live world map dashboard tracking news, conflict, markets and infrastructure

    88.9k
  • flowsint avatar

    Flowsint

    Graph-based OSINT investigation platform with automated enrichers

    9.9k
  • Alicia Sykes avatar

    Web Check

    Web dashboard that runs dozens of security and OSINT checks on a site

    35.2k

What people are saying

Updated Oct 20, 2026
  • Hacker NewsShow HN: I built a real-time OSINT dashboard pulling 15 live global feedsMar 8, 2026 · 312 points · 123 comments (opens Hacker News in a new tab)