God's Eye View: An Open-Source 3D Globe That Aggregates Flights, Ships and Cameras
Matt Wolfe · youtube · 2026-09-17
Matt Wolfe interviews Bilawal Sidhu about God's Eye View, an open-source tool that pulls flights, satellites, ships, traffic cameras and NASA fire detections into one interactive 3D globe — a DIY Palantir.
Key points:
- Built largely with AI assistance; supports voice commands to explore the globe and ask AI for context on military flights, public cameras, rocket launches and more.
- Fully open source; most data sources are free for personal use, though some features need API keys and heavy or voice usage incurs costs.
- The video covers real-world event reconstruction use cases and a full local installation walkthrough.
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