Internet
Where the network goes dark
See which countries have dropped off, how severe the blackout is, and how long it has already been running.
About us
Know what is happening in the world, while it is happening.
Doomsday Tracker puts current global data on one globe. Internet blackouts, power grids that are down, and private jets in the air — so you can see the shape of the day, not just a headline about it.
Open the live globePower
Where the grid is down
Follow live power cuts, the places they hit, and how many customers are without electricity.
Sky
Who is in the air
Track private and business jets currently airborne, and whether that count sits above a normal day.
A clearer picture of the day.
The world does not announce itself in one number. A country can go dark on the internet while the power stays up. The grid can fail in one region while jets keep crossing the map. Doomsday Tracker holds those signals next to each other, live.
That is the point of the app. Not a prediction, and not a single story. Current data, in one place, so you can tell a quiet day from an unusual one and understand what is actually going on.
How people use it
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Read the live globe
Turn it, zoom in, and hover a mark. You get what it is, where it is, and when it started.
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Compare it with a typical day
The counts at the top are not just totals. Each one shows how far today sits above or below normal.
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Keep the record
History stays searchable after a feed recovers. Set an alert if you want a warning when any count spikes.
Start with the map, not a summary.
Search a country, a grid cut, or a jet. Look back through the history. Install the app if you want the counts on your home screen. The globe is already live.
View the globe