I built Palantir Gotham.
I've been building Velocity, a self-hosted OSINT platform inspired by platforms like Palantir Gotham, but designed around open intelligence sources.
The goal is to fuse live ADS-B, AIS, satellites, GPS jamming, internet outages, conflict events, news, and other OSINT feeds into a single operational picture instead of switching between dozens of separate tools. The feature set is already fairly extensive, so it takes some time to learn everything it can do.
There are still capabilities I'd like to add, including persistent video history, drone integration, 3D Gaussian splatting for immersive geospatial visualization, and more advanced sensor fusion and analytics.
This project has taken over two months of continuous development, monitoring, and refinement, and there's still plenty of work ahead. One of the biggest challenges is expanding the number and quality of available OSINT data sources.
AI is used as an analyst assistant rather than a replacement. It helps correlate data, identify patterns, and generate summaries, but findings are designed to remain evidence-driven and reviewed by the analyst.
I'd appreciate feedback from the OSINT community on what capabilities or data sources you'd like to see next.
GitHub here: https://github.com/AndrewCTF/osint-geospatial-console