Crucix is a "personal intelligence terminal" that aggregates 27 public OSINT data sources into a single real-time dashboard, automatically refreshed every 15 minutes. The idea: monitor the world from multiple sources and get alerted as soon as something changes. Where an analyst would have to juggle between dozens of sites, Crucix queries everything in parallel and presents the results on a self-contained interface, with no cloud or telemetry.

The sources cover a wide geopolitical and financial spectrum: satellite detection of thermal anomalies (NASA FIRMS), ADS-B flight tracking, AIS maritime tracking, radioactivity measurements, conflict events (GDELT, ACLED, ReliefWeb), sanctions (OFAC, OpenSanctions), economic indicators (FRED, US Treasury, EIA), weather alerts (NOAA/NWS), social signals, and satellite constellation tracking. All of this is rendered on a 3D WebGL globe with typed markers and animated corridors.

This is the only application among these that integrates an AI dimension. Connected to an LLM (multiple providers supported), Crucix becomes an intelligence assistant: it generates actionable analyses citing precise data, pushes alerts to Telegram and Discord, and responds to commands (/brief, /sweep, /status) from your phone. The AI integration is optional and degrades gracefully: without an AI key, the dashboard works in raw data mode.

Technically, Crucix runs on Node.js 22+ (pure ESM), with Express as the only runtime dependency and a self-contained HTML/JS frontend (Globe.gl, D3). AGPL-3.0 license. DINAO deploys it in a container on French soil, configures the API keys for the sources, and can connect the AI assistant to a local model for fully sovereign monitoring.