Reported where it happened
Local outlets cover roadblocks, kidnappings and protests that get little international attention. Their accounts help you check what happened near a site or along a route.
Commercial
Know what changed near your people and sites
Living Signals turns daily local reporting into located, sourced Signals. Filter by place to see what has been reported near your sites and in the towns your staff live in or travel through.
Built for: Security operations centres, duty-of-care and travel-risk teams, due-diligence firms and geopolitical consultancies.
Why it matters
Why security teams read local first
Every account side by side
Reports of the same incident are grouped into one Signal. Analysts see how many outlets covered it, what each one said and where their accounts differ.
Satellite views for selected events
For selected events we add satellite views that show the damage or change on the ground. This is in pilot today.
Works with the tools you have
Use the dashboard, export to your incident platform, connect through the REST API, or ask questions from an AI assistant through MCP.
Use cases
Where it fits in security and advisory work
Site watch
Check reporting around your sites and routes.
Filter Signals to the cities and districts where you operate, and see what local outlets have reported since yesterday.
Incident checks
Compare reports of an incident across outlets.
When an incident comes in, see which other outlets covered it, what each one said and in which language, then follow the links to the articles.
Travel briefings
Brief travellers on the local picture.
Build pre-travel briefings from current, sourced local reporting rather than a generic country profile.
Client reporting
Sourced evidence for advisory work.
Cite the local reporting behind an assessment and give clients the source links.
From the data
A real Signal from our data
JNIM attacks and captures Dioura military and militia camps
- Dioura, Mopti region, Mali
- 10–12 Sep 2026
- 14 sources
- 2 languages
An armed group captured army and militia camps in central Mali after heavy fighting.
Why it matters here
The attack on Dioura is recorded as one Signal with fourteen sources in two languages, located to the town. A briefing on central Mali can cite it and link straight to the articles.
Demo data covers one month in DR Congo, Cameroon and Mali.
Prediction-ready data
What the wires miss, structured for your systems
In Afghanistan, only 28.5% of insurgent attacks with casualties ever reached international news (source: Weidmann, American Journal of Political Science, 2016, opens in a new tab). We turn local-language reporting into dated, located Signals your team can feed into its own risk scoring and forecasting tools.
Source: Weidmann, American Journal of Political Science, 2016
How it fits
Use it the way your team already works
Analyst dashboard
Search, map and filter Signals for your countries, updated overnight.
Exports
Signals and claims as files, with a link to every source article.
REST API
The same data through a documented API, for your own models and tools.
MCP connector
Ask Claude and other AI assistants questions about the data.
Sample brief
Want a sample brief?
We will put together a short brief from our data on one country you cover.
Talk to sales
Start with your next briefing
Name a city, district or route your staff use, and we will pull the recent Signals and sources for it.