The world, poked.
Jumpify is a one-page globe you can spin with a thumb. The default view is Orbit: day/night terminator plus the International Space Station. Pulse adds USGS earthquakes and NASA EONET named events as an optional overlay. Listen plots world radio stations. Tap anywhere for local time, weather, air quality, and a nearby Wikipedia extract.
Named disasters are not the homepage. EONET is a curated list, often sparse. An empty globe looks broken, so Orbit stays visually busy even on a quiet day.
Who runs this
Open-source project at github.com/SaiAkashNeela/jumpify-link. No accounts. No tracking pixels. Theme preference lives in localStorage under jumpify_theme_v1.
When to use it
- You want a live planet on a phone without an account.
- You need a shareable camera URL (mode + lat/lng/zoom).
- You want keyless public data, proxied so browsers never hammer NASA or USGS.