Connect your sources
Start with public data, then add the capabilities your research needs.
Public sources
Open Connect sources to browse the source catalog. Use Integrations to load additional context. The app reports source failures rather than replacing missing observations with invented data.
| Source | Context |
|---|---|
| USGS / NASA EONET | Earthquake reports and natural hazards. |
| GDELT / publisher RSS | Geographic news, historical reporting and headlines. |
| CoinGecko / DEX Screener | Crypto market and token/pool snapshots. |
| Polymarket / Kalshi | Public prediction-market snapshots. |
| Open-Meteo | Three-day weather forecasts at the map center. |
| Blockscout / DeFiLlama | Ethereum stablecoin transfer snapshots and chain TVL. |
Optional provider keys
Choose a provider in Connect sources, enter the appropriate key and select Apply for this session. Entering a key does not guarantee that its API, quota or account permissions are enabled.
- Google Maps: optional 3D tiles and Street View embeds.
- Cesium ion: optional terrain with a restricted browser token.
- Alchemy: dedicated Robinhood Chain or Ethereum telemetry.
- Helius: Solana telemetry.
Use restricted keys dedicated to the app. Never enter a wallet private key or seed phrase. Map credentials go to the relevant provider; fixed RPC requests pass through the Omens server.
Freshness and availability
News refreshes every 15 minutes and prediction-market sources every two minutes while the app is visible. App-owned polling pauses when the tab is hidden. Some integrations, including transfer snapshots, use manual refresh.
Use each card’s retrieval time and source status to judge freshness. Retrieval time is not necessarily an event or trade timestamp. Expired context can remain available for inspection but cannot be sent as fresh scenario evidence.
Custom feeds
Integrations accepts compatible HTTPS JSON endpoints and RSS/Atom feeds. Browser-fetched custom endpoints must permit the app’s origin through CORS. Optional bearer credentials stay in tab memory.
For the record format and import limits, read Context & imports.