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EYEINSKY
What if you could see everything moving over the planet?
A 3D globe that brings together live air, sea and orbital traffic, with a voice agent to ask what's happening anywhere on the planet. In development.
How it was built
- 8days of building
- 40commits
- 62.6Klines of code
- 93automated tests
- 1platformsWeb
First commit September 18, 2026 → Last commit September 25, 2026
◆ Built on an open-source base; the numbers count only in-house work.
Languages
Share of the in-house code by language.- JavaScript89.9%
- CSS5.8%
- HTML3.9%
- Other0.4%
What it looks like
Try it here
Not a video: a working miniature of the product. Tap it, play it and open it full size.
eyeinsky.org
Highlights
- 3D globe with Cesium and live data layers
- Voice queries about what's on screen
- Own brand system: symbol, typefaces and tokens
Role
Design, 3D visualisation and development
Stack
CesiumJS 1.124Vite + vite-plugin-cesiumsatellite.jsastronomy-engineDE441 Chebyshev lunar ephemeris
Links
Log
- EYEINSKY switches on its domaineyeinsky.org claims its spot while the 3D globe progresses.
- EYEINSKY: real-scale 3D satellitesThe Space Station, Hubble and a CubeSat with NASA models and orbits computed from official data.
- EYEINSKY reaches the MoonJPL ephemerides validated to 35 metres over 20 years, a real-scale Moon and a clock that speeds up time.