OSIRIS
An open-source real-time OSINT platform that helps developers, researchers, and security enthusiasts turn public aircraft, satellite, ship, and weather data into a 3D global monitoring dashboard.
Tool overview
Based on the available evidence, OSIRIS is best judged as a notable open-source OSINT visualization dashboard, not a fully validated intelligence infrastructure product. It is not Palantir itself, and not an enterprise decision platform with proprietary datasets; a more accurate analogy is an open-source 3D globe interface that aggregates multiple public data feeds for situational viewing.
In practical terms, the evidence consistently points to a product that can combine aircraft, satellites, ships, weather, and live-event style public signals into one interface. But popularity proof is not usability proof: strong repost volume and the “open-source Palantir” framing on X show attention, not operational maturity. The current sources are mostly reposts, demo reactions, and list-style writeups, with little systematic hands-on testing or long-form deployment reporting. That supports “compelling concept and demo value,” but not yet “stable, easy, production-ready.”
On cost and adoption barrier, the evidence does not provide reliable official pricing.