A 3D globe with the world's supply lines, chokepoints and conflicts layered on top — and written briefings for any country or relationship you tap.
iPhone · free to start

Energy, shipping and security data draw straight onto the globe, so a route and the country it crosses are one picture instead of two tabs.

Type a name or spin the globe. Borders highlight, and the country becomes the subject of everything you do next.
Routes, chokepoints, pipelines, conflicts and bases, each in its own color. Combine them to see where interests overlap.
Pick a pair or a trio and get a structured read: relationship dynamics, economic cooperation, security posture.
Every briefing you generate is saved under Reads with its type and age, ready to reopen or refresh.
Chats keeps a private thread per topic, so "what is driving this?" gets an answer that builds on what you just read.
Mark visited countries and watch your share of the map fill in, country card by country card.

Each analysis is written in sections you can scan — relationship dynamics first, then trade, security and multilateral ties — with the countries named rather than summarized away.
Analysis is AI-generated for informational purposes and may contain inaccuracies. There is no live news feed.
Chats sits next to the map. Ask a question in plain language and the answer comes back as reasoning you can follow, tied to the countries you already selected.
“What is driving this relationship?”
Shared values, the rise of China as a regional power, the Quad alignment — each factor separated out instead of blended into a paragraph.

It is generated by an AI model on request, for informational purposes, and can contain inaccuracies. Treat it as a starting point for your own reading.
No. GeoInsight does not pull a live news feed; it explains structure — routes, relationships, posture — rather than reporting today’s events.
Threads are private to your account and grouped by topic, so a conversation about one relationship stays with it.
iPhone today. Answers use an included AI allowance, shown in the app before you spend it.
Free to start on iPhone. Open the globe, pick a country, and see what connects it to everywhere else.
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