TTEYE: the world map wired to your contracts

The front, hour by hour

The front line, the strikes of the last 24 hours with their town, the fires seen by satellite. (Available since 0.5.1.)

The mini player

The strike on the tanker Kairos plays right there, next to the strait it touches, with its source. (Available since 0.5.1.)

A strait and its contracts

Hormuz, its platforms, its refineries and the week’s reports. The card names CL, BZ, HO and RB. (Available since 0.5.1.)

Everything linked

Ctrl+K finds a contract, a country, a site, a ship. Every card shows what it is linked to, with the source of each link. (In the next version, 0.5.2.)

Unrest, country by country

Riots, strikes and curfews, with the public videos as they come out. The country card says which contracts are exposed, and why. (Available since 0.5.1.)

ALFRED sums it up

“What is happening in the world today?” ALFRED reads TTEYE and answers with the places, the sources and the exposed contracts. (In the next version, 0.5.2.)

A link to a contract always has a reason.

• A real channel, named and measured · A refinery and its capacity, a strait and its flow, a production figure, a currency, a rate. No channel, no link: a riot does not touch oil by default.
• Every figure gives its source and its age · Each reading carries its source and the time it was taken. A source that does not answer says so, instead of leaving a blank you would read as calm.
• No price direction · TTEYE shows exposure. It predicts neither the direction nor the size of a move, and shows no probability. The read stays yours.

VERSION 0.5.1 · RELEASED OCTOBER 23, 2026

In version 0.5.1, open the module from the command bar with GEYE (WORLD, MAP and PM work too). From 1 November 2026, it needs the TTEYE + news feed subscription (€13 a month), as an option on Pro.

THE MAP

• Civil unrest · Riots, strikes, blockades, curfews and political crises, country by country, with an explained tension index. The country card lists the exposed contracts and the reason.
• From the event to the contracts, and back · The impact chain links a strike, a strait or a crisis to the contracts it touches, from a sourced reference of 108 countries. The other way round, start from a contract and walk back to the events.
• The Risk Console · A Global Risk Index and its components (supply chain, FX, economy, straits), in two-hour slices, with the detail on click.
• Seven days on a timeline · The bottom band unfolds into seven days of events, with the density per theatre and the contracts involved. Replay steps frame by frame.
• Footage from the ground · Public videos and photos of a strike or a riot, in the card or in a small player that keeps running while you move around. For a strike, the before and after satellite image and the fire hotspots.
• Sea and air · Maritime incidents, closed airspace and tanker transits through the straits.
• Worldwide coverage · National press from eleven regions, wire agencies and defence statements, with seven days of memory. A strike lands on the named site: the refinery, the port, the depot.
• Eleven base maps · Dot grid, weather, classic map, relief, 3D relief, satellite by day, by night and cloud-free. Your choice is kept.
• Essentials and the daily tools · Three questions and three ready views to start. Then watch zones, the card of a place, search, filters, export and the Sources panel, which shows what answers.

NEXT VERSION 0.5.2 · NOT RELEASED YET

Nothing in this section has reached members yet. The screenshots come from our development build; screens and figures may change before release. The module takes its name there, TTEYE. GEYE, WORLD, MAP and PM still open it.

SEA · 0.5.2

• Ships in the straits · Tankers, LNG carriers, bulkers and container ships live in Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez, the Bosphorus, Malacca, Panama, the Danish straits and off the LNG terminals. The queue is compared with the previous days. Requires a free AISStream key.
• The Baltic, no key needed · The tankers at Primorsk and Ust-Luga, linked to Brent, from Finland’s open AIS feed (Digitraffic). Add an AISStream key and the two sources complete each other without duplicates.
• Ships on radar · Over twelve oil anchorages, from Fujairah to Rotterdam, Sentinel-1 radar counts the ships present by size, day and night and through cloud, and compares each pass with the previous ones. It is a count, not an identification.

AIR · 0.5.2

• Military aviation, by role · Tanker, intelligence, early warning, maritime patrol, bomber, transport, with a filter. Squawks 7700, 7600 and 7500 are circled. An aircraft seen in the last 24 hours stays on the map, dimmed.
• Civil flights · Aircraft in flight, with type and route on click. At world zoom the map reloads every 30 minutes and tells you how old the reading is.
• When GPS drifts · Eleven watch zones where aircraft lose GPS accuracy: the Baltic, the Black Sea, the Gulf, Hormuz, the Red Sea, Korea. TTEYE says possible jamming, never confirmed jamming.

CARDS · 0.5.2

• Ships and aircraft · Flag with its emblem, MMSI, IMO, dimensions, draught, declared destination, a photo when one exists. For an aircraft: country of registration, type, operator, a photo of the airframe or its type.
• Countries: sanctions and calendar · Sanctions announced by the US Treasury (OFAC) and the United Kingdom, the latest EU act, the next national elections. A designated ship says so on its card.
• Cyclones · The NHC cone, track and wind radii, plus JTWC warnings. The card lists what sits in the zone at 24, 48 and 72 hours (platforms, refineries, LNG terminals, ports) and which contracts are exposed.
• European gas and OPEC+ · GIE storage against last year and the five-year average, ENTSOG flows from Norway, through TurkStream and at the Ukrainian border. For OPEC+ countries: the next meeting and the latest decision, with the link to the statement.
• Cameras · 24 cameras published by their owners: the Kiel Canal, the port of Duluth, the US grain rivers, and as links Panama, Rotterdam or Hamburg.

EVERYTHING LINKED · 0.5.2

• Ctrl+K finds any object · A ship by name, IMO or MMSI, an aircraft by registration or callsign, a site, a country, a contract, an event, a camera, a sanction.
• Every card shows what it is linked to · With the source of each link. Start from a contract: its card lists everything that exposes it, from sites and flows to ships, countries and watch zones.
• Live News: the Fed’s words · The FOMC statement compared word for word with the previous one: what was removed, what was added, the tone, hawk or dove. Upcoming speeches show as “upcoming”, then “live”, with the official link.
• ALFRED answers on TTEYE · “What is going on around Hormuz?”, “Which contracts are exposed to the current cyclone?”. When a source does not answer, he says so.

IN PROGRESS · NO VERSION ANNOUNCED

These features are in no released or announced version. They will ship when they are ready, and this page will say in which version.

• ALFRED queries the objects · Answers that cite ships, sites and events, clickable, with their sources.
• “What if” · Simulate a strait closing, a site or a pipeline going down, a cyclone passing, in volumes. No price direction.
• Monitors · Rules set on an object or on a link, firing in the alert band.
• One ship, one identity · The identities of the same ship merged by IMO, with the names it carries on sanctions lists.

From 1 November 2026, TTEYE and the news feed are a separate subscription: a €13 monthly service fee (

In the next version, 0.5.2, some layers need a free key in your name (AISStream, GIE, TomTom). You paste it in the Sources panel and it stays on your machine.

The data comes from public sources, cited in the module: NHC, JTWC, USGS, OFAC, Copernicus, OpenStreetMap and others.