Live map, Earth view and sounds
Open the live visitor explorer, switch between a dated NASA Earth globe and a 2D map, and opt in to verified sale sounds.
Open the live explorer
Select Live, the available Online KPI or press M outside an input to open the website’s live visitor explorer. The private Online total uses a five-minute observation window. Public realtime widgets use a separate thirty-minute window, so those counts need not match.
Earth imagery and a 2D fallback
Earth view uses NASA GIBS Blue Marble, a cloud-free August 2004 composite. This is a dated basemap; visitor activity updates separately. Switch to the 2D map for another perspective. A non-WebGL fallback keeps the activity list and available aggregates usable. Reduced-motion settings suppress automatic movement. Locations are approximate observations, not GPS positions or a visitor’s physical journey.
The map retains source attribution and light/dark controls. Review the map provider privacy information before enabling a basemap. Decorative animal names and avatars distinguish sessions without asserting a person’s name or identity.
Optional sounds for new verified sales
Sounds start muted. Enable them in the live explorer after a deliberate interaction with the control. New eligible verified native-provider payment deliveries can play a sale tone; Stripe is the released native connection. Initial loads, historical imports, duplicate observations and catch-up activity remain silent. Browser audio restrictions can require another interaction.
Generic Server Payment API records do not carry native webhook provenance, so they do not produce verified-sale feed items or sale sounds. They can still contribute to authorized revenue reports and consented buyer insights.
Live breakdowns at a glance
Countries, referrers and devices show their observed visitor counts directly in the live panel. On a small screen, open Visitors to see these breakdowns and the available visitor list. Country selection focuses the map; the report filter remains a separate action. The live window covers the last five minutes, while the activity feed covers the last thirty minutes. Activity replay is no longer part of this view.