The map
A dark, fast basemap with toggleable layers across every domain. Fast feeds refresh in seconds, slower feeds on their own cadence. Click any object for a dossier — reverse geocode, context, and related records.
Common operating picture
Every live signal on one map, with an analyst on call.
seecop fuses open-source aviation, maritime, space, hazard, conflict, cyber, and infrastructure feeds into a single browser map — paired with an AI assistant that runs on the lab's own model and keys. You sign in and read the picture. You never touch an API key, a server, or a secret.
Overview
One picture, assembled from the open web
Situational awareness usually means a dozen browser tabs, a dozen logins, and a dozen paid keys. seecop does the collection for you and renders it as a shared, signed-in view. There are two ways in: the map and the assistant.
The assistant
A chat panel wired to the lab's local model. Ask it to read the map, or run grounded lookups — an IP's open ports, a domain's certificates, an ASN's routing, a CVE's status — and get cited, summarized answers. Queries stay on the lab's hardware.
Capabilities
What the map watches
Nine intelligence domains, drawn from roughly seventy upstream sources. Layers ship with sensible defaults; operators can turn any of them on or off.
Air
Commercial, private, and military aircraft from ADS-B, with global gap-fill and derived GPS-jamming indicators.
Sea
Live vessel positions — cargo, passenger, military, and fishing activity — from AIS networks.
Space
Satellites by mission from CelesTrak orbital data, ground stations, and optional Sentinel imagery overlays.
Hazards & weather
Earthquakes, wildfires, severe-weather alerts, space weather, precipitation radar, and disaster bulletins.
Infrastructure
Power plants, data centers, submarine cables, rail networks, and roughly 22,000 public cameras.
Conflict & news
Conflict pins, frontline maps, air-raid alerts, and a curated wire of 20+ newsrooms plus public channel monitoring.
Cyber
Known-exploited vulnerabilities, malware command-and-control, and abuse trackers.
SIGINT & radio
Shortwave receivers, ham-radio spots, scanner feeds, and LoRa mesh nodes.
Markets
Defense and energy tickers and flow indicators, opt-in and off by default.
Use cases
What people use it for
Situational awareness
Keep a live common operating picture across domains without wiring up a dozen dashboards or paying for a dozen keys.
OSINT investigation
Pivot from an IP, domain, certificate, or ASN to open ports, hostnames, routing, and abuse history in seconds — with citations.
Crisis & conflict monitoring
Track earthquakes, wildfires, disaster bulletins, air-raid alerts, and frontline movement as they post.
Threat intelligence
Watch known-exploited CVEs and malware infrastructure alongside the assets and regions they touch.
Maritime & aviation tracking
Follow flights and vessels globally, including gap-fill when a single network goes quiet.
Analyst briefings
Ask the assistant to summarize the current picture, with sources, for a shift handoff or a written report.
Services
What we build with you
Beyond the shared picture, we design, integrate, and host seecop for teams that need their own layers, their own data, and their own instance.
AI design
Assistant workflows built for your analysts — prompt design, tool wiring, and grounded lookups tuned to the questions your team actually asks, running on a local model.
Bespoke API integration
Wire seecop into your existing systems, or pull your internal feeds onto the map. We build the connectors, handle auth, and keep the schema stable as sources change.
Data sets
Curated, deduplicated exports of any layer — vessels, flights, CVEs, infrastructure — delivered as clean files or a queryable store, refreshed on your cadence.
API data feeds
Live, authenticated endpoints for the feeds you care about, normalized to one schema so you can build on them without babysitting a dozen upstream sources.
Private instance seecop sessions
Isolated sessions for sensitive work — a private map and assistant scoped to one team, with its own access list and retention rules, on the lab's keys, not yours.
Dedicated instances
A full seecop deployment reserved for your organization — isolated compute, its own feed keys, and a local model that never shares a queue with anyone else.
Enterprise infrastructure
Self-hosted or air-gapped seecop inside your own environment — deployment, hardening, SSO, and the support to run it as production infrastructure.
Private, dedicated, or enterprise deployments — email contact@seecop.com.
Roadmap
Where seecop is going
Direction, not dates. Each theme extends the picture and the assistant that reads it — grounding first, generation later.
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Broader feed & key coverage In progress
Fill the remaining operator keys so air, sea, space, and imagery layers run at full depth, with health checks that flag any feed that goes quiet.
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A typed tool surface for agents In progress
Expose the OSINT lookups as a discoverable, strongly typed tool interface so assistants — in the browser or in editors — can call them with validated arguments and a clear audit trail.
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Investigation memory Planned
A local, STIX-style entity store so an IP, a domain, and an actor stay linked across sessions instead of resetting on every visit.
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Retrieval-augmented answers Planned
Ground the assistant in that stored history so answers cite prior findings, not just the live feeds in front of them.
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Sharper local model Exploring
Better prompting and tool-forcing on the on-device model before considering any fine-tuning — keeping queries on the lab's own hardware.
Launch
Sign in and read the picture
Access is by email one-time PIN. The map and the assistant use the lab's keys — not yours. No desktop, no SSH, no secrets.
Map
Live common operating picture across every layer.
AI
Your session with the lab model and its lookups.
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