World Monitor: Real-Time Event

World Monitor answers a question no other news app does: what changed since you last looked, how serious is it, and how well is it supported?

The live map colours every hotspot green, amber or red, so you see where it is bad at a glance — then it shows the evidence behind it, which is the part other apps leave out.

SEE WHAT CHANGED

The Changes feed ranks the few things that genuinely moved since your last visit. It ends — no infinite scroll — and when there is nothing to report it says "Nothing significant changed", a normal result rather than a failure.

SEE WHERE IT IS SERIOUS

The map colours every hotspot by a severity the app derives, never one a model guessed: green routine, amber elevated, red critical. An official hazard-agency bulletin outranks the score. A density layer bins the whole feed, so twenty moderate events in one region read as a hotspot before any single pin is big enough to see.

SEE THE EVIDENCE

Every event carries exactly one evidence status, assigned by rule and never by a model: Confirmed (an authoritative structured source reported it), Corroborated (three independent groups agree), Reported (one or two), Conflicting (sources disagree, and we show both sides) or Signal only (nothing behind it yet).

Syndication is collapsed first, so ten outlets reprinting one wire read as "10 reports · 1 underlying source". Tap "How is this scored?" to see the records behind the number.

KNOW WHAT IS UNUSUAL

Change Radar compares activity against a 30-day baseline in plain language — "news coverage of Hualien is 3.1× its 30-day norm" — with an absolute floor, so a quiet region going from one article to four never becomes a headline. It never predicts.

KNOW WHETHER IT MATTERS TO YOU

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