Disclaimer
Created October 29, 2026
osiris-ai.online is an independent, unofficial guide to OSIRIS, the Open Source Intelligence & Reconnaissance Integrated System. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the OSIRIS project, its developers, GitHub, or any company or project with a similar name — including osirisai.com (drone software), Osiris HK (hydroponic farming technology), and osirisinc.com (medical affairs AI).
Official sources only
For the real thing, use the project's own pages:
- Live demo and documentation: osirisai.live
- Source code: github.com/simplifaisoul/osiris
OSIRIS is free and open source under the MIT license. Any website charging for the dashboard, offering an "OSIRIS premium APK," or asking for a login is not official. The project also mentions a $OSIRIS crypto token in its repository; this site does not promote it, and anyone researching it should verify contract details independently before making any decision.
Accuracy
We write from the project's public repository, its documentation, and reputable reporting, and we check features against the live demo where possible. Open-source projects change quickly, so details here — feed counts, tool availability, star counts — may drift. The official sources above always win over anything written here.
Responsible use
Everything OSIRIS displays comes from public feeds. The RECON tools it includes (port scans, DNS, WHOIS, and SSL checks) are standard administrative tools, but scanning or probing systems you do not own or have permission to test may be illegal in your country. Nothing on this site is legal advice, and nothing here encourages misuse. We describe these tools so readers understand what they are and where the line sits.
Data shown on live maps can be delayed or incomplete. Do not rely on OSIRIS — or on this guide — for safety-critical decisions such as travel, emergency response, or navigation.
Names and trademarks mentioned on this site, including OSIRIS, Palantir, GitHub, Nmap, and MapLibre, belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify the projects being discussed. References to them do not imply any partnership, sponsorship, or approval.