Download OSIRIS – How to Access the Live App

Short answer: there is nothing to download. OSIRIS is a free web app and an open-source project. You open the live demo in your browser and the globe is right there — no installer, no APK, no account, no payment.

Use OSIRIS in your browser

The official live version runs at osirisai.live. The button on this page takes you there. It works in a modern desktop or mobile browser, and every layer — flights, satellites, ships, earthquakes, cameras, news — is included in the free version, because there is only one version.

Get the source code instead

If you are a developer, the other official route is the GitHub repository at github.com/simplifaisoul/osiris. The code is MIT-licensed, so you can read it, run your own copy, or build on it. Follow the setup notes in the repository itself — they are the current, maintained instructions.

Watch out for fake downloads

Because OSIRIS went viral, copycat pages appeared offering an "OSIRIS app," "OSIRIS Pro installer," or a paid unlock. None of those are official. The real project is free and browser-based. If a page asks you to pay, install an unknown APK, or hand over a wallet or login to "activate" OSIRIS, close it. The two addresses above are the whole story: osirisai.live for the live tool, GitHub for the code.

New to the tool once you get there? Start with our overview of the live tracking layers, or head back to the homepage guide for the full picture of what each feed and tool does.

One more practical note: because OSIRIS renders a live 3D globe with thousands of moving objects, it is happiest on a recent browser with hardware acceleration on. On an older phone it still loads, but turning off a few layers — cameras and satellites are the heavy ones — keeps it smooth. You lose nothing by experimenting; every layer is a toggle, and the settings reset the moment you close the tab.