The home for conflict geolocations
Vidit is an open, professional platform for OSINT/GEOINT analysts to archive, reference, and visualise geolocations of armed-conflict events.
One interactive map
Every geolocation the community submits, on one map you can filter by conflict, capture source, date, or analyst.
Requests for the community
Post a request to point the community at an event that needs geolocating, and steer effort where it matters.
Import straight from a tweet
Paste a tweet URL and the form pre-fills itself: title, source, date, media, even coordinates.
Structured, not a caption
Every geolocation is structured data you can filter the catalogue by: coordinates, event date, source, conflict, and capture source.
Your work outlives its source
Every image and video is copied to Vidit's own storage as a permanent, locked record, so it survives even when the original is deleted, the channel vanishes, or an account is banned.
A trust filter, never a gate
Any registered analyst can submit. A visible trust mark flags known-credible analysts, and readers can filter to vetted-only: a quality signal, never a barrier.
Roadmap
- v0.3
Open source launch
Vidit is open source under AGPL-3.0, the clearest answer to “closed / unknown tool”.
View on GitHub → - v0.4
Curated onboarding
Read opens to everyone: the map and the archive go public. Invited analysts bring their existing work with them: upload your X archive or tag the bot, with no manual re-entry.
- v0.5
Open beta
Open self-registration: the invite-code gate comes down, behind a hardened moderation and legal stack.
- v1.0
Public v1
Catalogue density, deeper search and social features, and the closed-beta framing removed. The full release.