The home for conflict geolocations

Vidit is the open source platform where OSINT/GEOINT analysts publish, archive and share geolocated events from armed conflicts.

Explore the map

For everyone

One interactive map

Every geolocation the community submits, on one map you can filter by conflict, capture source, date, or analyst.

Proof, not just a pin

Each geolocation carries its argument: the source media next to the satellite view, annotated anchors, coordinates, event date, and capture source.

Open source, end to end

The entire platform is AGPL-3.0 on GitHub: auditable, forkable, self-hostable. Infrastructure the community can trust because it can read it.

Open to read, no account

The map, every event page and every profile are public. No account and no paywall: the record is there to be read.

For analysts

Your history, imported in one step

Upload your official X archive and every geolocation you've already published is backfilled as detections you review and vouch for. No manual re-entry.

Tag @ViditBot, it's archived

Tag @ViditBot under a geolocation post on X and it lands here as a structured detection, with an in-thread reply telling you what was captured. You never leave your workflow.

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 portfolio that speaks for you

Your public profile reads as a portfolio: your insights, a coverage map of your geolocations, and rich link previews wherever you share it.

Roadmap

  1. v0.5

    Analyst portfolio

    Your body of work becomes a first-class object: a public profile that reads as a portfolio, rich link previews wherever you share it, batch completion of imported detections, a mobile pass on the pages readers land on, and sources archived when you publish so the work outlives its tweets.

  2. v0.6

    Collaboration & reviews

    Notifications, shared credit on events, edit history on published geolocations, and the request board as a shared queue. Organisations get a verified profile with members and roles, and an analyst or an organisation can approve a geolocation at a given version.

  3. v1.0

    Public v1

    Open self-registration behind a hardened moderation and legal stack, map density, and the beta framing removed. The full release.