Lookout — God's Eye Theater

WHAT THIS IS. The 3D theater from Lookout, a personal intelligence-and-recon tool, published as a live demo. It is the part that makes people say "wait, that runs in a browser?": a photoreal globe with seven sensor-style shaders (thermal, night vision, satellite, and more), a track recorder whose hourly segments are hash-chained so a recording cannot be quietly edited, a scrub timeline that replays a flight at 600x, a follow-cam, saved scenes, and a cockpit HUD.

WHAT THE DEMO DOES NOT DO, ON PURPOSE. It reaches no live data feed. The aircraft you see are synthetic sample tracks generated for the demo and sealed into three hourly segments (open HISTORY, load 2026-09-18 12:00–15:00Z, pick RCH441). The imagery is Esri's keyless basemap. There is no account, no key, no metered spend, no Scout assistant, and no camera. Everything operational in the real tool — consoles, cameras, tracking links, OSINT — is amputated from this build, not hidden.

PROVENANCE AND CREDITS. Lookout began as a fork of OSIRIS by simplifaisoul (MIT); the theater, recorder, follow-cam, scenes and HUD are the operator's own post-fork work. Sensor shaders and the theater's visual language credit God's Eye View by Bilawal Sidhu (MIT). The MIT notices ship with the demo's source.

WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT. Fly it. If you build on maps, video, drones, logistics or anything that needs a scrubbable, sealed replay of moving things, the theater is the reference for how that feels when it is done right. Source for the theater components is being packaged as a separate listing.