The world's data, live.
Economy, energy, climate, health and transport for 190+ countries: streamed from the world's best open APIs and analyzed in the chart with Highcharts Orbit. No logins, no exports.
Ask it yourself
One planet, six lenses
Every dashboard streams straight from the source. Pick a domain, pick a region: Orbit's tools work the same everywhere.
Economy
AnnualGDP, inflation and debt from the World Bank, OECD, Eurostat and the IMF, forecasts included.
Energy
HourlyPrices, generation mix and cross-border flows for ~35 European countries, hour by hour.
Climate
HourlyHourly conditions, forecasts and decades of climate history for any coordinate on Earth.
Environment
Real-timeEvery M4+ earthquake on the planet, plus daily PM2.5 and NO2 in twelve cities.
Health
Annual2,000+ WHO indicators and harmonized long-run health series for every country.
Finance
DailyTwenty ECB reference rates against the euro, every working day.
Markets
DailyTreasury yields, crude, gas, the S&P 500, the VIX and credit spreads from FRED.
Nature
AnnualThree billion species observations from GBIF, counted per country and per kingdom.
Transport
HourlyAircraft airborne over four regions, counted every hour from ADS-B.
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Temperature in Madrid against FX in Frankfurt: measured, not guessed.
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Built on the world's best open APIs
Global and regional institutions only: one integration per source covers every country it serves. Lit pills are live in the database today.
Open by design. Every dataset keeps its original licence: CC BY, public domain or equivalent: with source attribution rendered in every chart footer, generated from the same metadata that drives the charts.