Hey, glad you're here.
I build Velocity, an open-source intelligence globe that pulls live aircraft, ships, satellites and GPS jamming onto one map and stitches related events into incidents you can actually read. It's free, the code is on GitHub, and you can self-host the whole thing if you'd rather run your own.
Here's the honest bit. The live demo at projectvelocity.org runs around the clock, and keeping it up is not free. The live feeds, the always-on servers and the pipeline behind the fusion all cost money every month, and right now that comes out of my own pocket. The tool stays free either way. Coffees just help me keep the public instance online and the data flowing.
If Velocity has been useful to you, or you just think this kind of thing should exist, a coffee goes straight into:
☕ Keeping the live demo up and responsive
🌍 Expanding data coverage (wider AIS, more regions)
🛠️ Server headroom so it runs well on more hardware
No pressure at all. Starring the repo and sharing it helps just as much, and that costs nothing. But if you want to chip in toward the hosting, it genuinely keeps the lights on.
Thanks for being here.
Andrew
🔗 github.com/AndrewCTF/osint-geospatial-console