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Global Sitrep is #187 in News Free in Indonesia and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 8 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperDaniel Cannon
CategoryNews
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.1
Age rating12+
First seen by us
8 Nov 2026
8 Nov 2026Full timeline · 3 events
- 🆕Global Sitrep first spotted by AppInsider#89 in Top Free · News · Indonesia
- 📦Global Sitrep version 1.1The map now carries 46 layers and the dashboard 43 panels, and it all still works with no account and no sign-in.
NEW ON THE MAP
Satellites propagated on device, military aircraft, ships, oil and gas storage, trade routes, power stations, US military installations, radiation monitors, GPS interference, internet outages, weather imagery, and a day and night terminator. Submarine cables have been redrawn along their real surveyed routes: 703 cables instead of 86 approximations.
OVERHEAD IMAGERY
Tap a site or an event for recent imagery of that spot. Sentinel-2 at 10 m, Landsat and Sentinel at 30 m, radar that sees through cloud, night lights, live weather from GOES, and 1 m aerial photography over the United States. Every frame is dated, and the scale is stated so you know what it can and cannot show.
MORE SOURCES
Israeli Home Front air raid alerts, tsunami warnings, breaking reports corroborated across independent outlets before they become a pin, known exploited vulnerabilities, financial watchlists, internet censorship measurements, sanctions detail by country, and a resilience score.
INSIGHTS
On iOS 27 with Apple Intelligence, an optional briefing over the events already loaded. Each sentence appears above the specific records it cites, and anything that cannot be tied to a record the app is holding is discarded rather than shown.
FASTER, AND QUIETER
A much faster map when zoomed out, site pins that cluster instead of piling up on one city, a scale bar, a muted map style, and wildfires now default to major fires only so they no longer crowd out everything else.… more - 🆕Global Sitrep released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
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Best rank now
#187
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Global Sitrep on the App Store
App details
App ID
6799005695
Publisher
Daniel Cannon
On the store since
Aug 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 18.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
12+
4 content notes below
Languages
1
EN
Size
22 MB
Also listed in
Reference
Content notesInfrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive ThemesInfrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or ReferencesInfrequent/Mild Realistic ViolenceInfrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude Humour
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Indonesia | NewsFree | #187 |
Apps near Global Sitrep on the chart
News Free, around #187.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About Global Sitrep
Global Sitrep puts the world's public monitoring feeds on a single map.
Earthquakes from USGS. Disaster alerts from GDACS. Wildfire detections from NASA. Conflict events from UCDP and GDELT. Disease outbreaks from the WHO. Displacement figures from UNHCR. Shipping chokepoint traffic from the IMF. Live aircraft from the OpenSky Network. Each one is a public source, cited in the app, and shown for what it is.
It works the moment you open it. No account, no sign-up, no subscription, and nothing is locked. Every panel, layer and source is included.
THE MAP
Forty-six layers over a native map: conflict zones, nuclear plants, data centres, strategic bases, submarine cables, pipelines, spaceports, chokepoints and more. Countries are shaded by an instability score that weighs conflict, unrest, hazards and coverage, not by how much data happens to exist for them. Tap any country for a briefing, any conflict zone for a dossier of what has happened there this week.
LIVE FLIGHTS
Aircraft positions over the area you are looking at, drawn as arrows along their ground track, with a trail of where each one has been while you were watching. Tap one for its altitude, speed, heading and aircraft type. Military aircraft are identified from public registration blocks and callsign conventions, and the app says how it knows and how confident it is. Needs a free OpenSky Network account.
THE DASHBOARD
Forty-three panels you can reorder, resize and hide: critical alerts, an activity timeline, regional instability rankings, seismic activity, storms, fire complexes, protests, cyber threats, market indices, commodities and prediction markets. Arrange it once and it stays that way.
ALERTS AND REGIONS
Set a detail level per kind of event, so you can keep every earthquake and only the major fires. Follow the countries you care about and be told when something critical happens there. Browse by region. See which sources are reporting, when each last updated, and which are quiet: an empty panel always says why it is empty.
NEWS AND LIVE TV
Nearly five hundred news feeds across dozens of categories, filtered to your language, plus a directory of fifty-six broadcast news channels, each of which opens in that broadcaster's own channel on YouTube.
PRIVACY
Global Sitrep collects nothing. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking of any kind. Your filters and layout stay on your device. If you turn on the flights layer, the map area you are viewing is sent to the OpenSky Network to ask what is flying there, and the app tells you so on the screen where you enable it.
OPTIONAL EXTRAS
Thirteen of the twenty-four data sources need no setup at all. Nine more are unlocked by eight free accounts, and the app works fully without them:
• NASA FIRMS - satellite fire detections, including over conflict regions
• OpenSky Network - the live flights layer
• Windy - webcams at map locations
• abuse.ch - the botnet command-and-control feed
• Copernicus - 10 m Sentinel-2
Earthquakes from USGS. Disaster alerts from GDACS. Wildfire detections from NASA. Conflict events from UCDP and GDELT. Disease outbreaks from the WHO. Displacement figures from UNHCR. Shipping chokepoint traffic from the IMF. Live aircraft from the OpenSky Network. Each one is a public source, cited in the app, and shown for what it is.
It works the moment you open it. No account, no sign-up, no subscription, and nothing is locked. Every panel, layer and source is included.
THE MAP
Forty-six layers over a native map: conflict zones, nuclear plants, data centres, strategic bases, submarine cables, pipelines, spaceports, chokepoints and more. Countries are shaded by an instability score that weighs conflict, unrest, hazards and coverage, not by how much data happens to exist for them. Tap any country for a briefing, any conflict zone for a dossier of what has happened there this week.
LIVE FLIGHTS
Aircraft positions over the area you are looking at, drawn as arrows along their ground track, with a trail of where each one has been while you were watching. Tap one for its altitude, speed, heading and aircraft type. Military aircraft are identified from public registration blocks and callsign conventions, and the app says how it knows and how confident it is. Needs a free OpenSky Network account.
THE DASHBOARD
Forty-three panels you can reorder, resize and hide: critical alerts, an activity timeline, regional instability rankings, seismic activity, storms, fire complexes, protests, cyber threats, market indices, commodities and prediction markets. Arrange it once and it stays that way.
ALERTS AND REGIONS
Set a detail level per kind of event, so you can keep every earthquake and only the major fires. Follow the countries you care about and be told when something critical happens there. Browse by region. See which sources are reporting, when each last updated, and which are quiet: an empty panel always says why it is empty.
NEWS AND LIVE TV
Nearly five hundred news feeds across dozens of categories, filtered to your language, plus a directory of fifty-six broadcast news channels, each of which opens in that broadcaster's own channel on YouTube.
PRIVACY
Global Sitrep collects nothing. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising and no tracking of any kind. Your filters and layout stay on your device. If you turn on the flights layer, the map area you are viewing is sent to the OpenSky Network to ask what is flying there, and the app tells you so on the screen where you enable it.
OPTIONAL EXTRAS
Thirteen of the twenty-four data sources need no setup at all. Nine more are unlocked by eight free accounts, and the app works fully without them:
• NASA FIRMS - satellite fire detections, including over conflict regions
• OpenSky Network - the live flights layer
• Windy - webcams at map locations
• abuse.ch - the botnet command-and-control feed
• Copernicus - 10 m Sentinel-2
Latest updates
1.1
The map now carries 46 layers and the dashboard 43 panels, and it all still works with no account and no sign-in.
NEW ON THE MAP
Satellites propagated on device, military aircraft, ships, oil and gas storage, trade routes, power stations, US military installations, radiation monitors, GPS interference, internet outages, weather imagery, and a day and night terminator. Submarine cables have been redrawn along their real surveyed routes: 703 cables instead of 86 approximations.
OVERHEAD IMAGERY
Tap a site or an event for recent imagery of that spot. Sentinel-2 at 10 m, Landsat and Sentinel at 30 m, radar that sees through cloud, night lights, live weather from GOES, and 1 m aerial photography over the United States. Every frame is dated, and the scale is stated so you know what it can and cannot show.
MORE SOURCES
Israeli Home Front air raid alerts, tsunami warnings, breaking reports corroborated across independent outlets before they become a pin, known exploited vulnerabilities, financial watchlists, internet censorship measurements, sanctions detail by country, and a resilience score.
INSIGHTS
On iOS 27 with Apple Intelligence, an optional briefing over the events already loaded. Each sentence appears above the specific records it cites, and anything that cannot be tied to a record the app is holding is discarded rather than shown.
FASTER, AND QUIETER
A much faster map when zoomed out, site pins that cluster instead of piling up on one city, a scale bar, a muted map style, and wildfires now default to major fires only so they no longer crowd out everything else.