NearMe OSINT
Live incident & risk radar for Spain — 15 open data sources
I needed a quick way to check my exposure (VPN leaks, DNS leaks, SSL config) without feeding another ad-stuffed "whatismyip" site my data. So I built my own, self-hosted, no third parties in the loop.
What it is
MyIP is a free IP and network security toolkit — self-hosted, no Cloudflare, no ad network, no data broker in between you and the result.
What it does
IP lookup with VPN/proxy detection
DNS leak test
SSL/TLS configuration auditor
Live security KPI panel (fail2ban data from real server traffic)
Zero tracking, zero cookies
Stack
Self-hosted on a single Hetzner box, Nginx + PM2. Part of a wider self-hosted OSINT ecosystem I'm building solo.
Status
Live, with an optional premium tier via Ko-fi for extra features.
Try it: https://myip.viajeinteligencia.com
I'd love feedback on which checks to add next (open port scan? breach lookup?) and whether the premium tier makes sense or if this should stay fully free.
I got tired of learning about fires, floods, road closures and police incidents from the news — hours after they happened. There was no single, real-time view of what's going on around you in Spain. So I built one.
What it is
NearMe OSINT is a free, open-source radar that aggregates 15+ official data sources onto one map: AEMET weather, DGT traffic, emergency services (112), wildfire alerts, NASA satellite fire detections, earthquakes and more.
What it does
- Live incidents + historical events around any location
- Push notifications for incidents near you
- Works as an installable PWA (mobile included)
- Zero tracking, zero cookies — privacy-first by design
Stack
FastAPI, PostGIS, and a lightweight frontend, deployed on a single Hetzner box. Source is MIT-licensed.
Currently Spain-only (v0.9).
Try it: https://nearme.viajeinteligencia.com
Source: https://github.com/mcasrom/nearme-osint
I'd love feedback on the UX, which sources to add next, and whether this is useful beyond Spain.
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“Whether this is useful beyond Spain” feels like a different question from which sources to add next.
You’ve already built enough surface area that the feedback on those two questions could point in very different directions.
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If I expanded NearMe OSINT beyond Spain, which country would you want first, and what public data source would make it genuinely useful there?
I'm deliberately trying to separate two questions:
Is the product itself valuable outside Spain?
Which local open-data sources would matter most in your country?
I'd love to hear from builders in different regions.
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The distinction between validating the product outside Spain and validating the best local data sources is an important one.
Those two signals could easily point in different directions.
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