A live intelligence terminal covering the planet: aircraft, ships, hazards, markets and news, updating in real time. Built by the team behind Reputcon, and given away free to anyone who needs to see the bigger picture.
A real screenshot, not a render. This is a single moment with more than forty live feeds running at once: aircraft, ships, hazards, cameras, satellites, markets and the news wire, on one map, all moving as you watch.
Click any dot for altitude, speed, heading and registration, updating by the second.
The heat on the map is risk: quakes, storms, wildfires and unrest, weighted and current.
Thousands of public live streams worldwide, dropped straight onto the map where they sit.
Metals, oil, currencies and the global news wire, scrolling live along the top edge.
Over forty live public data feeds, normalised and plotted together on a single map. Nothing to configure and nothing to install: open it and it is already running.
Built for supply chain and logistics teams. Compare two routes side by side, distance, transit time, live weather along the path and fuel cost, against the current risk status of every chokepoint the route depends on: Suez, Hormuz, the Taiwan Strait, Malacca and the rest. Know before you sail, not after.
One business, or a whole network of them. Reputation and business intelligence, correlated into action, daily.
The whole world. Every aircraft, every ship, every hazard, every market, live, right now.
Argus isn't for Reputcon's customers. It's for the people whose job is to know what's moving, where, right now.
Because we think everyone should be able to see what is happening in the world, and we would rather give that away than sell it back to you.
Argus took real work to build and it costs us real money to run, and we are happy to carry that. There is no trial, no card, no seat count and no upgrade waiting at the end of it. What you open is the finished thing, built to the same standard as the software we sell, because the people who lean on it, supply chains, insurers, telecoms, newsrooms and analysts, deserve the real instrument rather than a demo of one.
If it introduces a few of them to Reputcon along the way, we will take that as a fair trade. It stays free either way.