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The world, as it unfolds

Every event, on the record.

Saorsa is global event intelligence. Official alerts, satellites, aircraft, ships and news become one sourced record of every event: for your systems and AI through the Saorsa API, and for everyone in World Monitor.

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The Earth from GOES-19 and the events Saorsa recorded, 5 to 6 October 2026

Saorsa global intelligence

Reports and observations in. Events out.

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Saorsa’s first app

World Monitor

Explore the world on satellite imagery. Open an event, follow its measurements and inspect the sources behind it. Coming soon to iOS and Android.

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World Monitor on iPhone: the World globe with event markers, the Dukono eruption selected and the day’s timeline.
01Explore the worldEvents on satellite imagery, with a timeline to explore.
World Monitor on iPhone: Hurricane Simon’s wind history, Category 3 and central pressure of 958 mb, with National Hurricane Center attribution.
02See what changesWind history, pressure and forecast, with the issuer behind each reading.
World Monitor on iPhone: Fuego’s Sources view, listing EUMETSAT, Aviation Weather Center, Windy, USGS and the European Space Agency.
03Check the sourcesInspect the providers and evidence behind the event.

World Monitor on iPhone · examples captured 12 October 2026.

Saorsa in your AI

Worldwide intelligence, unlocked for your agents.

Ask Claude, ChatGPT or your own agent about any storm, fire, quake or flight. Saorsa answers from the record and shows you what it found.

Illustrative conversations · recorded examples from October 2026.

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Research and development

Saorsa is building the record of the world.

Satellite data, decades of public archives, vast streams of real-time data and Saorsa’s own AI, in one record that people and organisations can rely on.

A wildfire in a remote part of the Northern Territory, Australia, burning across the land: every clear Sentinel-2 pass from 5 August to 7 October 2026.