GodsView Tutorials: Step-by-Step Guides

Short walkthroughs with screenshots. Each one takes a few minutes and ends with something working on your screen: a tracked flight, an alert on your street, a video wall, a shared board.

1. Getting Started With the GodsView Live Map

   A five-minute first tour of the GodsView live map: move around, search for a flight or place, click anything for details, and share exactly what you see.

   5 steps · 5 min · Free
2. Layers and Filters: Show Only What You Need

   Turn GodsView layers on and off, find any layer by name, filter aircraft by altitude, airline or emergency, and switch satellite imagery and map styles.

   5 steps · 6 min · Free (some layers Plus or Pro)
3. Track a Flight, Then Follow It in 3D

   Track any flight by number on GodsView, read its status, gates and landing time, share it, then follow the plane in 3D with chase, tower and runway cameras.

   6 steps · 7 min · Free (3D views Plus or Pro)
4. Track a Ship: Find It, Read It, Follow It

   Find a ship on GodsView by name or MMSI, read its destination, speed and status, browse every vessel in a table, and follow or watch it as it sails.

   5 steps · 6 min · Free (ports layer Plus or Pro)
5. Set Alerts for a Place: Watch Areas and My Places

   Get alerted when something happens near a place: add home and family on My places, draw a watch area on the map, choose rules and set how alerts reach you.

   6 steps · 6 min · Plus or Pro
6. Use the Ops Center Video Wall

   Set up the GodsView video wall: pick a news or camera preset, choose a 1 to 16 tile layout, switch sound between tiles, run a tour and present it full screen.

   6 steps · 4 min · Free (camera presets Plus or Pro)
7. Create a Board and Invite Your Team

   Create a GodsView Board, a shared live map for your team: save a view, add places, track flights or ships, pick intelligence feeds and invite people by email.

   6 steps · 8 min · Pro (invitees on any plan)
8. Use GodsView Fusion: Ranked Alerts for Your Board

   Use GodsView Fusion on a board: read the ranked alert feed, add detection and count rules, turn on board alerts and a daily brief, and explore the analysis.

   6 steps · 8 min · Pro

Background reading on the data itself lives on the blog.