Live open-source tracking
Pick a board. See who is moving.
Public wanted notices, private jets, military fleets, the largest money moves, carbon estimates and an aircraft registration lookup — all on one 3D globe, free and without an account.
- public wanted cases
- 35
- tracked private jets
- 81
- military airframes
- 32
- free to use
- No signup
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Wanted board
Public most-wanted notices
Cases published by police and agency notices, each with a location estimate, its uncertainty drawn on the map, and a confidence score.
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Private jets
Billionaire and head-of-state aircraft
Tail numbers cross-checked against the FAA registry and Planespotters, with route, aircraft type and estimated fuel burn per leg.
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Defence
Military and government fleets
Transport, tanker and command airframes with callsign blocks explained in plain language, on a radar-green globe.
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Carbon
Emissions you can picture
Per-leg CO₂ modelled from published fuel burn and great-circle distance, plus worldwide emitter and air-quality readings.
See the carbon board →
Money trail
The biggest money moves, mapped
Acquisitions, share sales, forfeitures, transfer fees and catalogue deals tied to named people, drawn city to city with a source behind every line.
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Tail search
Aircraft registration lookup
Type a registration and get the airframe, operator and registry links back — drawn from a registry index refreshed every week.
Look up a tail number →
Background reading
Tracked subjects A–Z
Every operator, military callsign and wanted notice has its own page with tail numbers, route history and sourcing.
TrackWanted aggregates publicly available records and open-source reporting. Aircraft positions are simulated telemetry on realistic schedules; wanted-board locations are estimates drawn from public reporting, shown with their uncertainty. Nothing here is a claim about where a specific person is right now.