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Zeq Globe — real-time Earth monitor

Zeq Globe plots the planet, live. It renders a 3-D globe and overlays real-time earth data — seismic events, weather systems, and telemetry — as it arrives, with detail panels for the earthquakes and weather it's showing. It's the framework's most visual app, and a concrete example of what happens when you point live data streams at Zeq and put them on a map.

What it shows​

Earthquakes

Seismic events plotted on the globe as they're reported, each with a detail readout.

Weather

Weather systems overlaid live, with a detail panel per system.

Telemetry

Global telemetry layered onto the same view — the planet as one live dashboard.

A worked example​

Globe is the visible end of a pattern you can build yourself: real-world data flows in (the kind the Audit Daemon can pipe from webhooks, MQTT, or Kafka), the framework stamps and records it, and a channel renders it. Swap the earth data for your fleet, your sensors, or your markets and the shape is the same — a live, machine-backed view of whatever you're watching.

Open it​

Open the Globe →

Watch live earthquakes, weather, and telemetry on a spinning globe.
  • Audit Daemon — pipe your own real-world data streams onto the framework.
  • Channels — build a live view like this on your own machine.
  • The lattice — the node fleet Globe also visualises.